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  1. 19th Jul 2004 12:48 #1
    traveaso23
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    I am having problems playing my DVD's i get this message.

    http://www.reddeth.com/pics/dvd.jpg

    I reinstalled my Divx codec/ PowerDVD and nothin any clues?
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  2. 19th Jul 2004 12:49 #2
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    What is the content of the DVD's (conventional MPEGs or something else)
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    Found this in Google. Might be worth a try.....

    "Go to Start > Run and type in "dvdplay". If it doesn't work your Directshow Filters are screwed up. Try downloading the latest version of Directx. If that doesnt work your hosed and its time to reinstall the OS. Once the base layer of Dshow is corrupted you wont get DVD playback to work."
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  4. 19th Jul 2004 12:57 #4
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    Its just a normal DVD i bought in fact i can't play any DVD that i have.

    My DirectX version is 9.0c
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  5. 19th Jul 2004 13:04 #5
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    Originally Posted by traveaso23
    Its just a normal DVD i bought in fact i can't play any DVD that i have.

    My DirectX version is 9.0c
    But have you tried reinstalling it?
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  6. 19th Jul 2004 14:25 #6
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    Originally Posted by tekkieman
    Found this in Google. Might be worth a try.....

    "Go to Start > Run and type in "dvdplay". If it doesn't work your Directshow Filters are screwed up. Try downloading the latest version of Directx. If that doesnt work your hosed and its time to reinstall the OS. Once the base layer of Dshow is corrupted you wont get DVD playback to work."
    Learn something new every day...Thanks!
    tgpo famous MAC commercial, You be the judge?
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    I use the FixEverythingThat'sWrongWithThisVideo() filter. Works perfectly every time.
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  7. 19th Jul 2004 14:30 #7
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    dvdplay just loaded wmplayer for me.....
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  8. 19th Jul 2004 14:41 #8
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    started this on my laptop

    tgpo famous MAC commercial, You be the judge?
    Originally Posted by jagabo
    I use the FixEverythingThat'sWrongWithThisVideo() filter. Works perfectly every time.
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  9. 19th Jul 2004 15:41 #9
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    Wonder if it's a difference between XP and Win 2k. Just noticed the difference in your specs. Just found the reference in Google, and though it might be worth a try.
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  10. 19th Jul 2004 16:06 #10
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    yeah, i haver seen that app before, think it was when my box was 2k...

    another good reson to not "upgrade" to xp
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