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3 total messages Started by Eli Aran Wed, 17 Dec 2003 11:28
unable to view dvd
#74
Author: Eli Aran
Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2003 11:28
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i received a burnt dvd film on a 4.7 gb cd.
i was unable to view it in my dvd drive in my computer.
i gave it to someone to check and he told me that he was able to view the
film on a dvd machine.
i upgraded the codec and downloaded the latest dvd software with which i was
able to see regular commercial dvd's but still not the copied one.
btw, this dvd also slows down the performance of my computer considerably
and causes many halts and crashes.
my question is how could i view this dvd on my computer? i have a 2.4 ghz
cpu and 256 mb ram.
Re: unable to view dvd
#75
Author: Eli Aran
Date: Sun, 21 Dec 2003 08:46
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is it possible that my dvd drive can only read dvd's that are arround 700
Megs rather than 4.7 Gigs of burnt dvd's?


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> i received a burnt dvd film on a 4.7 gb cd.
> i was unable to view it in my dvd drive in my computer.
> i gave it to someone to check and he told me that he was able to view the
> film on a dvd machine.
> i upgraded the codec and downloaded the latest dvd software with which i
was
> able to see regular commercial dvd's but still not the copied one.
> btw, this dvd also slows down the performance of my computer considerably
> and causes many halts and crashes.
> my question is how could i view this dvd on my computer? i have a 2.4 ghz
> cpu and 256 mb ram.
>
>
>
Re: unable to view dvd
#76
Author: edgie
Date: Wed, 31 Dec 2003 02:19
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Yep, also tried what has done before, chucked out load's of dvd-r's, biting
me nail's, put it dowm to software, can't tell what sofware it was but paid
for i dearly
If anyone can help?
"Eli Aran" <eli_yardena@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:brpekq$be7$1@news.iucc.ac.il...
> i received a burnt dvd film on a 4.7 gb cd.
> i was unable to view it in my dvd drive in my computer.
> i gave it to someone to check and he told me that he was able to view the
> film on a dvd machine.
> i upgraded the codec and downloaded the latest dvd software with which i
was
> able to see regular commercial dvd's but still not the copied one.
> btw, this dvd also slows down the performance of my computer considerably
> and causes many halts and crashes.
> my question is how could i view this dvd on my computer? i have a 2.4 ghz
> cpu and 256 mb ram.
>
>
>
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