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  1. 25th Feb 2003 11:43 #1
    Toka
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    Ok i rented some dvds and put em in my dvd drive but for some reason I can't play them, why?
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  2. 25th Feb 2003 13:06 #2
    Toka
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    Man these dvds weren't cheap to rent, I would really like some help/
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  3. 25th Feb 2003 13:13 #3
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    You need software to play them, like WinDVD or PowerDVD.
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  4. 25th Feb 2003 13:22 #4
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    I know, I use MSI MSIDVD and it has always been fine for me before....


    man I really wanna see these dvds, I only have a day left till I take them back.
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  5. 25th Feb 2003 14:28 #5
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    You might try to check the region code assigned to your player, and to the DVD's you rented.
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  6. 25th Feb 2003 14:51 #6
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    Well it should be fine as I rented the dvd from blockbuster.


    I can still watch all the VOB files individually but not the film, WHY?!
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  7. 25th Feb 2003 18:06 #7
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    well?.....
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  8. 25th Feb 2003 18:12 #8
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    Reinstall your DVD player software or download a trial version of another program to test out.
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  9. 25th Feb 2003 18:20 #9
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    lol, yeah I know.

    But is is strang that for some reason MSI MSIDVD and realone won't play em anymore, oh well.
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