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• Satellite Pro A100: CD/DVD player will not play the audio CD or video DVD

  People,
  I have a Satellite Pro A100, with a RUG * a DVD-RAM UJ - 841 S Drive.
  It will read fine data disks, but refuses to play with the audio CD or video DVD.

  I tried to uninstall & Re-Installing DVD - RAM Driver;
  That got rid of the "IO error" that I received, unfortunately I don't notice the full error: S.
  He now just doesn't see the drive. Someone at - it ideas?

  I did a full windows update, and the Toshiba Diagnostic util tell me anything useful except "Fail" :(

  I found a thread in this forum that describes a similar theme:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=19747&MessageID=72404

  Sometimes this error is displayed because the player does not support the environment.
  Always it is every way is supported by readers and I think that in the user manual, you will find an index CDs or DVDs compatible

  Maybe the drive is defective and can not calibrate lens in the right position.
  But this laptop is not very old, and I can't imagine that the drive is defective
  However, nothing is impossible.

  What you can do is to carefully clean the lens and see that it will help.

• Windows Media Player cannot play back the video DVD. You may need to adjust your Windows display settings. Open display settings in Control Panel, and then try to lower your screen resolution and color quality settings.

  I got some video footage of various camcorders dating back to 1989 converted to DVD so I could create a newsletter. I couldn't have windows media player to run. Any help out there?

  I got some video footage of various camcorders dating back to 1989 converted to DVD so I could create a newsletter. I couldn't have windows media player to run. Any help out there?

  =================================
  Have you had success playing other video DVDs?

  Maybe you need a DVD decoder?

  (FWIW... it is always preferable, if you create a system restore
  point before installing any software or updates)

  Info about DVD decoders:
  Plug-ins for Windows Media Player
  http://www.Microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/plugins.aspx

  Also, you could try the free VLC Media Player:

  VLC Media Player
  http://www.videolan.org/

  And it may be interesting to try to download and install
  one of the following codec packs:

  * Proceed at your own risk *.

  Info about CCCP
  http://www.CCCP-project.NET/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page

  K - Lite Codec Pack (full)
  http://www.filehippo.com/download_klite_codec_pack/

  Good luck...
  John Inzer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• I wonder if anyone is familiar with this type of problem with the help of a Windows Media Player for DVD videos.

  Hello!
  I came across a problem with my dvd on my laptop drive. The program that I use on my laptop is Media player from Windows. And the laptop will recognize the DVD and everything, but when it starts to play, it gives me this message from Windows Media Player: "Windows Media Player cannot play video DVDs. You may need to adjust your Windows display settings. Open display settings in Control Panel, and then try to lower your screen resolution and color quality settings. »

  Now I always use the old Windows XP for my laptop, but I can't seem to understand how to adjust the color quality and lower my screen resolution. Does anyone have a little step by step process that I could follow to do this?

  Lyn24 wrote:
  > Hello!
  > I ran into a problem with my dvd on my laptop drive.
  > The program that I use on my laptop is Media player from Windows. And the
  > laptop will recognize the DVD and everything, but when it starts to play
  > gives me this message Windows Media Player: 'Windows Media Player '.
  > can't read DVD-video. You may need to adjust your Windows screen
  > settings. Open display settings in Control Panel and try again
  ring your screen resolution and color quality settings. »
  >
  > Now, I still use the old Windows XP for my laptop, but I can't
  > seem to figure out how to adjust the color quality and lower my screen
  > resolution. No matter which deals a little step by step I have
  > could follow to do this?

  The problem is that Windows XP does not play DVD movies in native mode. You can
  have a DVD player, but it can only read DATA DVD at this time. In the order
  install a DVD codec to read video DVD discs. First we will
  Install this program from Microsoft and run it, and if you have a DVD
  Codec, it will appear in the display window. Download this program from
  here:

  http://www.softwarepatch.com/Windows/windowsdvdmpeg.html

  If it shows that you don't have a codec DVD installed, then you can
  buy one on one of the links on this page:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/plugins.aspx

  --

  Roy Smith
  Windows XP Pro SP3

• Windows Media Player 11, DVD video, not big enough in fullscreen

  During playback of movies DVD with WMP 11 and in full screen, the video does not stretch to the edge of the screen.

  I have a flat screen monitor set to 1600 x 900. When I entered the mode full screen the video becomes a bit larger, but does not fill the edges of the screen. In other players such as InterWinDVD player or video Media Player Classic DVD of the CCCP play full screen completely to the edges of the screen (except for two black borders on the top and bottom do wide screen of culture).

  However in WMP 11 200% is not big enough. I was wondering if it is possible to get the video to play 300 or 400% in size?

  Here's what I mean:
  http://img44.imageshack.us/i/wmp11problems.jpg/

  Notice how the video area (Pink) is not stretched to fit the vertical edges of the screen.

  I really like WMP 11 due to SRS wow effects. Unfortunately, since the upgrade to a monitor flat screen with a resolution of 1600 x 900 WMP 11 the fact that the culture of the video. Other players I use InterWin DVD or the Media Player Classic CCCP do that mean the culture of the video. I am running Windows XP with SP3.

  Hey Helldiver.

  Check if you have the plug-ins installed to support the features of DVDs on your Media Player. Windows Media Player is a complete DVD player when combined with a DVD decoder (MPEG-2 decoder) with features such as full-screen video playback controls, ads chapter DVD and integrated pouch.

  If you are running Windows Vista Home Premium or Windows Vista Ultimate, DVD capabilities are included as part of the operating system. If you are running Windows Vista Home Basic, Windows Vista business, or Windows Vista Enterprise, you can enhance your DVD playback experience by purchasing a pack of decoder DVD or upgrade to a more powerful version of Windows Vista.

  Here is a link to the list of plugins that you can install to get the features of full fledge for you DVD:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/plugins.aspx

  Try to install these plug-ins and see if you can get the service your DVD playback fullscreen

  Thank you

  Kind regards
  Irfan H, Engineer Support Microsoft Answers. Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• How to add a video dvd to the Windows Media Player library

  Add video dvd library for the video

  I have the same problem as new user, trying to get my video dvd in my video library so I can burn DVDs.  Is there a dvd in Windows Media Player or Windows DVD burner do? It has been suggested that he download a cd burning software.  I thought windows already have this software.  I'm totally lost, the instructions do not seem to work.

  I have the same problem as new user, trying to get my video dvd in my video library so I can burn DVDs.  Is there a dvd in Windows Media Player or Windows DVD burner do? It has been suggested that he download a cd burning software.  I thought windows already have this software.  I'm totally lost, the instructions do not seem to work.

  ================================
  Win 7 includes software for copying DVDs.
  Windows DVD Maker can create a video DVD
  clips, photos and music files, but this is another
  process.

  The freeware... CDBurnerXP can be used to copy
  Home made DVD.

  "" CDBurnerXP: how to copy a home made DVD ".

  First copy of DVD VIDEO_TS folder on your desktop.
  (or to any folder you choose)

  Now you will need some software. The free software CDBurnerXP
  may be worth a try.

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  CDBurnerXP
  http://www.CDBurnerXP.se/
  (works on XP, Vista, 7)

  The following article explains how to burn the VIDEO_TS folder
  on the DVD.

  CDBurnerXP: Create a video DVD
  http://CDBurnerXP.se/help/data/create-video-DVD
  (scroll down to: video DVD burning)

  Here is a copy of the steps:

  ===
  CDBurnerXP - video DVD burning
  Start CDBurnerXP, select a new data disc.
  Go to 'File'-> "Vidéo DVD Layout" in the menu.

  Now select the folder that contains the video
  DVD files and select "Create image film.

  Now burn the disc as you normally would.
  You choose, in order to finalize the disc.
  ===

  That should do it...

  Good luck...

  Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• Error when you try to play a DVD: Windows Media Player cannot play back the video DVD. You may need to adjust your Windows display settings. Open display settings in Control Panel, and then try to lower your screen resolution and color quality settings.

  Windows Media Player help

  I bought a netbook and have an external CD drive to dvd. When I want to play the video, I get this error.  I can't find a solution.  Any Advisor.  Error is... Windows Media Player cannot play back the video DVD. You may need to adjust your Windows display settings. Open display settings in Control Panel, and then try to lower your screen resolution and color quality settings.

  Hi Rains27,
   
  1. were you able to play the same DVD sooner?
  2. must arrive with a particular DVD or all of them?
  3. do you have a DVD decoder installed on your computer?
  4. you use starter edition of windows 7?
  5. What is the resolution on your computer?
  6. have you installed a codec on your computer?
  If you have installed a codec on your computer the I suggest you to uninstall the codec.
   
  Method 1:
  Try running Windows Media Player DVD Troubleshooter utility and check if this may help:
   
  Open the troubleshooting Windows Media Player DVD Troubleshooter by clicking the Start button, then Control Panel. In the search box, type troubleshooting, and then click
   
  Troubleshooting, click View all, and then click Windows Media Player DVD.
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-the-Windows-Media-Player-DVD-Troubleshooter
   
  Method 2:
  
  
  
  Play a cd or DVD in windows Media player
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/play-a-CD-or-DVD-in-Windows-Media-Player
  
  Method 3:
  
  Try to reduce the hardware acceleration again and check if it makes a difference.
   
  a. open the screen resolution by clicking the Start button, Control Panel, and then, under appearance and personalization, click on adjust the screen resolution.
  b. click on advanced settings, troubleshoot tab and then click on change settings.
  c. move the hardware acceleration slider toward none to reduce or turn off video hardware acceleration.
  d. click OK and then click Restart now.

  For more information, see this link: thanks and regards:
  I. Suuresh Kumar - Microsoft technical support.

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.
  

• Windows Media Player cannot play back the video DVD.

  Windows Media Player cannot play back the video DVD. You may need to adjust your Windows display settings. Open display settings in Control Panel, and then try to lower your screen resolution and color quality settings.

  Original title: Windows Media Player cannot play back the video DVD. You may need to adjust your Windows display settings. Open display settings in Control Panel, and then try to lower your screen resolution and color quality settings.

  I was troubleshooting video playback issues throughout the morning after the reconstruction of a machine with a fresh install of W7 Ultimate, shot a few questions there.

  The first and foremost reason I couldn't play THE VIDEOS was due to the ATI Rage video card that was in the machine, proved that this card was not compatible for playback of DVD video on W7.  No problem with the system of video files (.avi, .mpg, .mp4, etc.), only reading DVD.  Disabling this card and media player running with a standard VGA device allowed me to play regular DVD movies very well.

  Another question, I stumbled on was with burned copies of the DVD, it turned out that my system DVD players, (2, one is a HP630E and the other is a typical ATAPI DVD DD internal 8 x 16), have a problem with playing movies engraved on DVD - RW discs.  Playing discs DVD-R worked well on this system.

  So in your case I try to disable the video device and let the system first use a VGA Standard, if your video plays well then check with the making of video for a updated driver device, saying "you have made any changes" does not mean that the system did not have a bad patch somewhere...

• How to copy or rip a video dvd one put on my mp3 player

  I tried to copy or rip a DVD video from Michael Jackson to my computer, so that I can put a bit of his music videos on my mp3 player

  Hello

  You can only RIP Audio CDs in Windows media Player, and you can't rip a video DVD, for more information, see this link:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/rip-music-frequently-asked-questions

  It will be useful.

• Video/DVD Player Toshiba and Windows 8

  I get a response message saying 'your version of the video/DVD Toshiba drive is not compatible with this version of Windows' turn Windows 8 Pro and downloaded the appropriate software on the site of Toshiba for Windows 7 x 64 and ran the software to reinstall the program.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  > Your version of the video/DVD Toshiba drive is not compatible with this version of Windows
  > Turn Windows 8 Pro
  >... to open the software from the site of Toshiba for Windows 7 x 64
  Where is the problem? For me, the situation is clear.

• Qosmio G40-108: bad quality video/DVD playback

  I have new Qosmio G40 108 loaded with Vista Ultimate and am very disappointed with the quality of video/DVD playback compared to the older machines loaded with XP. Seems insipid depth bland, not really the color and not too strong. I tried another laptop of another manufacturer and pretty much the same thing!

  What is Vista's fault? You want to try XP but blocks me when I boot with XP disc in. I would like to run the two to see if there is a difference. (Sorry to all if this appears as message repeated hurry but bad touches earlier - starting!)

  I don't have a notebook, G40 but I use the Vista OS and I must say that the video and the quality of the DVDs is great!
  Don't know what DVD software you use, but I use the WinDVD and Windows Media Player. Two applications provide the same quality.

  > I tried another laptop of another manufacturer and pretty much the same thing!
  According to your own statement I don't think that there is something wrong with the Qosmio G40 laptop because you have the same opinion on the other non-toshiba computer.

  PS; I wonder why you start always different threads on the same topic:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums//message.jspa?MessageID=107067#107067

  However, if you wish, you can test the XP if the same phenomenon occurs with other OS.

• How to make a video DVD of myself I use the webcam for laptop?

  How to make a video DVD of myself I use the webcam for laptop? I never did a video before, and I am a teacher who wants to put my sessions on DVD now. How and what do I do?
  Thanks in advance.

  Hi Sdashe,

  You need to browse for some third-party applications that could support the web cam video, and you can use windows media center media player to burn DVD.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/burn-a-CD-or-DVD-in-Windows-Media-Center

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/burn-a-CD-or-DVD-in-Windows-Media-Player

  Bindu S - Microsoft Support
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think

• Windows Media Center cannot detect the error DVD Windows Media Center cannot detect a DVD in the DVD - ROM drive. Insert a video DVD into the drive

  Original title: why Windows Media Center does not detect my DVD?

  I built my computer motherboard ASUS P658D, Intel i7 processor clocked at 2.6 gHz, 12 GB RAM, 750W Corsair PWR. power, Windows 7 Home Premium 64 - bit & ie9. When I put or the other two DVDs in one of two DVD players, Windows Media Center appears and when I click on "Play DVD" Media Center give me a window that says:

  "Windows Media Center cannot detect a DVD in the DVD - ROM drive. Insert a video DVD in the drive." Two DVDs, I've tried are educational for DVD

  my Nikon D300 Digital camera and a family video DVD or both these very well play in a bed of same computer running Windows 7 Professional 64-bit, & ie8.

  I tried Microsoft Fixit, no help. I tried to send Microsoft Support, and I got NO HELP. I did not bring any changes, and installed any program, just

  scoured the internet. A DVD player is a Sony Optarc with Microsoft Driver, the other is ASUS. I also tried to use Windows Media Player but nothing

  rises or it returns me to Windows Media Center and it does not detect to play either of my DVD. How can I get help here, or from Microsoft? Thank you.

  No, there is no yellow warning in Device Manager and the device manager says that two DVD players work properly. Mr. Fix it's

  automated download from microsoft that is supposed to automatically fix some problems, but he provided no help here. I think it is more likely

  that there is a problem with Windows Media Center or Windows 7 Pro 64 bit and either of my two new Sony DVD drives

  and ASUS.

  I thought my way in a solution. My thought was: Device Manager indicates DVD players work properly and both are new and we're Sony, and the other ASUS so I think only an unlikely problem with readers. The problem is with Windows Media Center "do DETECTED is not the DVD. So there must be a problem with Windows Media Center. I thought that I might need to reinstall Windows 7... then I thought that maybe if I just reinstall Windows Media that will work. He did. My problem was:

  Start > Panel > programs and features > features on or off Windows activate > then uncheck the box for multimedia functions > restart the computer > and then re-check the box to restore the multimedia features > now both discs play both DVDs, I tried. Both disks are operating normally. Reinstall the characteristics of media Windows 7 resolved the problem. Thanks to all who offered solutions.

• Windows Media Center will not play my video/DVD

  I tried to play a video/DVD on my laptop and got this error:

  "Windows Media Player cannot play this DVD because there is a problem with the digital copy between your DVD player and the video card protection decoder. Try to install a driver available for your video card.

  I went to the Device Manager in the control panel and everything was listed as up-to-date and working properly.  What should I do?

  Hello

  Thank you for contacting Microsoft Answers.

  It is obvious that the DVD is protected against copying. Therefore, you cannot copy the contents of the disc. But to read the DVD, you need a suitable decoder. If it is missing/corrupt/out of date, you may need to install the most recent.

  Have you installed the readers of third party DVD like PowerDVD, WinDVD, etc.. ? If so, it should work.

• Time to DVD Menu Video DVD Maker is not the same when the DVD is played.

  I'm using Win7 x 64, Windows Live Movie Maker and DVD creation.

  I have a built in Movie Maker movie, I use DVD Maker to put it on DVD. I chose the theme of the "video wall" for the project.  I have a secondary video I use a background video and an MP3 track that I use DVD audio Menu.

  Simple details of the problem:
  My real video plays Fine, but my video 'DVD Menu' give me issues.

  Everything works perfectly when I "Preview" the film inside the creation of DVD. Background video and audio play in their entirety. However, when I burn the DVD, but the video freezes EXACTLY at one minute while the Audio continues to play in its entirety. I tried to make the video and audio of the exact same length 3 minutes, 14seconds.

  How can I get the video DVD Menu to play to an end with the audio track?

  Intricate details of the problem:

  Initially, I met a problem with the video DVD Menu from 15 seconds in the video rather than at the beginning and then a loop after about 15 seconds. The preview reflects, as did the test DVD I burned of the project.

  To resolve this problem, I modified two elements of the XML file that is used for my theme. InputStart Offset (I set to 0.0, then the video starts at the beginning) and the MenuEndTime for the intro (I updated 195000 to account for the entire video). With these values in place, the preview was able to display the video for its entire duration (at the same time as the audio track). However when I check the DVD on a DVD player, read it in Media Center, or even on a Macbook, the Menu of the DVD video background freezes a clearly mentions mark a minute.

  Examining the physical files engraved on the DVD that I discovered that the DVD menu appears as a video named VTS_01_0.VOB. I can see this video using Realplayer (and VLC) and the duration was EXACTLY what I see in the Menu of the DVD. The background cut video to mark it exactly a minute.

  The problem seems to me that the encoding of the DVD is not even including anything after this mark one minute for the background video.

  I've experimented with change other elements of the file XML in DVD Maker in an effort to solve the problem but have had no success. I currently suspect that the problem is NOT in the XML file for the project as it appears in the overview of creating DVDs very well. The problem may lie in the encoding settings used by DVD Maker to burn media physically.

  Someone saw values that I need to change and where for this project to work?

  Thank you in advance for your help!

  Hi Dialtone76,

  I suggest you take a look at some of the items below with a few troubleshooting for your question.

  Check your video settings:

  Change Windows DVD Maker DVD-Video settings

  It could be caused by a video filter if you are using:

  Video filters in Windows DVD Maker: frequently asked questions

  Solve problems with creating a DVD-video using Windows DVD creation

  I hope this helps!