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Some sort of DVD protection prevents playing on computer?

Discussion in 'Video playback problems' started by pkirkaas, Apr 1, 2007.

  1. pkirkaas

    pkirkaas Member

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    Hi;

    I just bought the six season collection of all "Sex and the City", which plays great in my stand-alone DVD player attached to my TV, but wouldn't play on my computer using WinDVD or Windows Media Player, or Media Player classic. I don't get any error messages, these programs just act like they are trying to read the DVD & waiting. & waiting & waiting & waiting.

    I searched for other players & downloaded AVS DVD player -- which worked great for season 1, but won't play season 2 or higher DVD's.

    My computer is region 1, the DVD's are region 2, but I've been running DVD Region Killer, and it works on all other disks; and like I said, season 1 but not >= 2.

    Any ideas what could be the problem or solution? Otherwise, running XP sp 2 on IBM thinkpad t40.

    Thanks,

    Paul
     
  2. chubbyInc

    chubbyInc Regular member

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    Do you have AnyDVD, try with and without AnyDVD running.

    You can always set your drive to region 2, maybe season 6 is protected from Region Killer.

    Is there another computer you can try the movie on as well?
     
  3. PaulPro

    PaulPro Guest

    Try the DVD43 software. It will help to get rid of any protection.

    And I know Movavi Video Converter has the built-in "anti-protection" also.
    You may try to play your DVD in the program to see if it works.

    Link: http://movavi.com/download-videoconverter
     

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