No DVD Playback

> Wrong DVD's!!!
>
> ;-)
> I thought I had them but don't was goign to check on my machine. Any others
> you have run into the issue with?
>
>
> "Dustin" <Dustin@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:80526C8F-AA76-4C23-A98E-8D4D90D84262@microsoft.com...

> > Hello,
> > I have installed Vista Beta 2. The install was quite long but it went
> > smoothly. Everything on my PC works nice all but my printer but I was
> > expecting it not to work. I have tried to start differnt Commercial DVD
> > videos, Back to the Future, and Star Trek Nemesis, and they will not play
> > in
> > Media Player or Media Center. Back to the Future comes with Interactual
> > but
> > it won't play them either. The error I get in Media Center is this:
> >
> > Cannot Play DVD
> >
> > The DVD may be used by another application. If all other applications are
> > closed, the display resolution may need to be lowred or the display
> > connection type may not support playback of the DVD. For more information
> > please go to Help.
> >
> > Media player says it is copywrited and can't read. Has anyone else had
> > this
> > problem?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Dustin

>

> Zapper,
> yea I tried differnt DVDs and none of them work. Ironically I can get
> PowerDVD XP to run but it is all laggy and jerky and the such. I am
> wondering
> if Media Center or any other Vista program can play commercial DVDs.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dustin
>
> "Zapper" wrote:
>

>> Wrong DVD's!!!
>>
>> ;-)
>> I thought I had them but don't was goign to check on my machine. Any
>> others
>> you have run into the issue with?
>>
>>
>> "Dustin" <Dustin@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:80526C8F-AA76-4C23-A98E-8D4D90D84262@microsoft.com...

>> > Hello,
>> > I have installed Vista Beta 2. The install was quite long but it went
>> > smoothly. Everything on my PC works nice all but my printer but I was
>> > expecting it not to work. I have tried to start differnt Commercial DVD
>> > videos, Back to the Future, and Star Trek Nemesis, and they will not
>> > play
>> > in
>> > Media Player or Media Center. Back to the Future comes with Interactual
>> > but
>> > it won't play them either. The error I get in Media Center is this:
>> >
>> > Cannot Play DVD
>> >
>> > The DVD may be used by another application. If all other applications
>> > are
>> > closed, the display resolution may need to be lowred or the display
>> > connection type may not support playback of the DVD. For more
>> > information
>> > please go to Help.
>> >
>> > Media player says it is copywrited and can't read. Has anyone else had
>> > this
>> > problem?
>> >
>> > Thanks,
>> >
>> > Dustin

>>

> You probably need a codec pack that works in Vista. I have seen comments
> about that in the TechBeta ng's but I don't remember the details.
>
> "Dustin" <Dustin@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:71908011-00B6-44E6-ADDE-0BF9263C2C56@microsoft.com...

>> Zapper,
>> yea I tried differnt DVDs and none of them work. Ironically I can get
>> PowerDVD XP to run but it is all laggy and jerky and the such. I am
>> wondering
>> if Media Center or any other Vista program can play commercial DVDs.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Dustin
>>
>> "Zapper" wrote:
>>

>>> Wrong DVD's!!!
>>>
>>> ;-)
>>> I thought I had them but don't was goign to check on my machine. Any
>>> others
>>> you have run into the issue with?
>>>
>>>
>>> "Dustin" <Dustin@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>>> news:80526C8F-AA76-4C23-A98E-8D4D90D84262@microsoft.com...
>>> > Hello,
>>> > I have installed Vista Beta 2. The install was quite long but it
>>> > went
>>> > smoothly. Everything on my PC works nice all but my printer but I was
>>> > expecting it not to work. I have tried to start differnt Commercial
>>> > DVD
>>> > videos, Back to the Future, and Star Trek Nemesis, and they will not
>>> > play
>>> > in
>>> > Media Player or Media Center. Back to the Future comes with
>>> > Interactual
>>> > but
>>> > it won't play them either. The error I get in Media Center is this:
>>> >
>>> > Cannot Play DVD
>>> >
>>> > The DVD may be used by another application. If all other applications
>>> > are
>>> > closed, the display resolution may need to be lowred or the display
>>> > connection type may not support playback of the DVD. For more
>>> > information
>>> > please go to Help.
>>> >
>>> > Media player says it is copywrited and can't read. Has anyone else had
>>> > this
>>> > problem?
>>> >
>>> > Thanks,
>>> >
>>> > Dustin
>>>

>
>