I hope monstercaper didn't look thru the lot of the posts here cause he wouldn't solve his problem. I'm pretty sure none of you people in Aus will not have helped him at all if you haven't the same Region code on RE2. Maybe you might have a problem with RE2, maybe not. But as helpful you people seem to be....I'd ignore most of the speculations and go onto other forums on RE2 and hear from people with "direct experience".
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As whomever did vocals for The Whores during Up In Smoke said so well, piss off.
Don't let the door hit you on the way out."It's getting to the point now when I'm with you, I no longer want to have something stuck in my eye..." -
well i should mention again that I can play many other discs on my computer without a problem (I tried at least 10 other discs mostly new releases) My laser lens is clean (I cleaned it with a disc cleaner), and the resident evil apocalypse and i robot both would not play on my computer (I have auto run disabled, and i tried to open them manually)...I have tried to rip it to my system with DVD Shink to try and read it but my comp will not read it that way either...so what are the chances that i would purchase 2 different DVDs (brand new) and have them be defective??? I have over 200 DVD's all store bought and have not purchased any defective DVD's ever. I tried VOB blanker, DVD decrypter, DVD Shrink and I cannot get them to read the disc on my comp either....I am using Windows XP pro, Power DVD5, and an LG DVD Burner.
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Originally Posted by painkiller
You do not need it. It is a drm player that is meant to be used for the dvd-rom features. -
Originally Posted by jimmalenko
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Try this ...
Open PowerDVD using the shortcut on your desktop, or by using the shortcut in your start menu.
Now look for this button:
click on it, and go to your DVD Drive:
See if it loads.
Alternatively, try loading using the "Open DVD on hard disk drive" method instead:
and then select the VIDEO_TS folder on your DVD Drive:
... and report back here what outcomes you get.If in doubt, Google it. -
Changelog: AnyDVD 4.4.0.0 (beta), 2004 12 29
- New: Added support for a new version of the "Sony ARccOS protection" as found on "Resident Evil - Apocalypse" (US) to the option to remove "Protection based on unreadable Sectors"
- Some minor fixes and improvements
- Updated languagesYou stop me again whilst I'm walking and I'll cut your fv<king Jacob's off. -
Originally Posted by Nobody@home
Playing is different than ripping. -
Thanks for the award ... Baloney .... did you mention " I have not seen resident evil 2 yet.
" Pretty fact you're talking bout something without real experience on this specific DVD . Yes, I know ripping isn't playing. Reading and writing are not the same. People who are not speaking with experience do get in the way of learning for some of us. I had the same 2 problems on using DVDShrink or PowerDVD playback monstercaper had and only offered my experience and a lead to VobBlanker. Jim has already talked about this VobBlanker back on Dec. 28 and he's totally forgot that ? Resident Evil 2 playback problem wasn't isolated to one, two, or three people only. Quite a bit of people has encounted the same problem. And funny, of all the people with answers here seem not to even have a copy of that movie. What a junkyard of phonies..... Keep up the terrible flames.......Happy New Years BTW......l hahahahahaha -
Originally Posted by Nobody@home
I have had experience with that disc.
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He is not worth it Jim.
You can't educate the chosen stupid. -
Now this is a funny thread
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insert dvd into dvd drive
right click on dvd drive in explorer and select properties
hit the print screen button on the keyboard
open ms paint and create a new file
select edit then paste
save
upload to this thread
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Originally Posted by monstercaper
Look ...
E:\ is jim's DVD drive
and "TEST" is the name of his disc.
You don't have E:\TEST
You'll have (insert drive letter here):\(disc name here)
You also said used a "cleaning disc". Well, I hate to be the one to break it to you, but those things don't work so well. They can do more harm than good, cannot "clean" anything but dust, and will just circulate dust.
Read this:
https://www.videohelp.com/forum/archive/t183173.html
(this post: lordsmurf posted 2003 Oct 15 05:29)Want my help? Ask here! (not via PM!)
FAQs: Best Blank Discs • Best TBCs • Best VCRs for capture • Restore VHS -
In all honesty, this is why I have never worked a customer service job. They say the first step to wisdom is admitting to yourself how little you know. Nobody@home is a perfect negative example.
"It's getting to the point now when I'm with you, I no longer want to have something stuck in my eye..." -
Hey i thought this place was a place for help not insults!!! If I knew what I was doing would I have asked the question in the first place??? We all can't be as smart as you guys.
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I once had a DVD that would play on my set top but stopped running on my computer-no Windows program would see it. When I opened it with start run cmd.exe I could see it so I xcopied it to my hard drive, unlocked it with a ripping program and backed it up. Does your disk show up with a Dir command in cmd?
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so how do i go about copying it??? i have not done anything like that before??? No matter what program I use the Resident Evil Apocalypse disc will not read on my computer.
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Hello, folks.
I would like to point out that I am always open to correction/help for myself or others .... I seek to learn more myself despite my almost 30 years as an engineer.
I don't profess to be an expert in this video field/industry - which is why I feel grateful for this website - most of you help me beyond my wildest dreams - even though most of the time all I do is read through this site.
But, to point out my original concern, I am merely curious just how this problem (computer not detecting the insertion of the dvd) can be solved.
I do not have REAN. Not even rented it.
But I have been purchasing the Doctor Who releases on DVD and have noticed two of the recent discs refuse to be seen/detected by my Win2K SP4 machines (using Powerdvd 5 on one and an earlier version on the second machine).
I thought it interesting that my downstairs Philips DVP642 has no problem with them yet my computers won't see/autorun them So I am highly interested in why this could be determined (possibly) as a defective disc...
My autorun hasn't been defeated/turned off. Other discs activate and play fine, but for these two. (I'll have to dig out the titles as I cannot recall them right at the moment. Likewise, yes - I misspoke before about the Intervideo comment when I should have been more careful and specified the Interactual player s/w. I also do not allow that s/w to installl.)
Hope that helps. At least in my case.
Thanks for your attention.Whatever doesn't kill me, merely ticks me off. (Never again a Sony consumer.)
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