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Rick
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Sun Nov 06, 2005 12:01 pm Post subject:
Star Wars 3 ... DVDs fail in PC. |
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Has anyone else come across this problem of both SW3 discs not loading in
their PC's DVD-ROM drive(s)? My setup is a Pioneer 109 burner & LG 4163
burner running PowerDVD6 and DVD-Region+CSS Free. The PowerDVD6 player runs
the disc(s) for a little while but does not come up with any video or audio
playback whilst it plays, then it just stops playing it altogether. It's
weird that it does anything at all since I cannot directly look at the DVD
contents via Windows etc.
My standalone players run the DVDs fine so there is no question of their
readability and I doubt very much that either of my DVD drives are at fault
(since they read everything else I put into them). I can guess that maybe
PowerDVD6 is somehow incompatible with these DVDs, either by design or by
fault. Any help greatly appreciated.
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Mark Jones
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Sun Nov 06, 2005 11:33 pm Post subject:
Re: Star Wars 3 ... DVDs fail in PC. |
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Rick wrote:
| Quote: | Has anyone else come across this problem of both SW3 discs not
loading in their PC's DVD-ROM drive(s)? My setup is a Pioneer 109
burner & LG 4163 burner running PowerDVD6 and DVD-Region+CSS Free.
The PowerDVD6 player runs the disc(s) for a little while but does not
come up with any video or audio playback whilst it plays, then it
just stops playing it altogether. It's weird that it does anything
at all since I cannot directly look at the DVD contents via Windows
etc.
My standalone players run the DVDs fine so there is no question of
their readability and I doubt very much that either of my DVD drives
are at fault (since they read everything else I put into them). I
can guess that maybe PowerDVD6 is somehow incompatible with these
DVDs, either by design or by fault. Any help greatly appreciated.
I am not having any problems playing disk 1 using PowerDVD |
version 4.0
It works fine in my DVD ROM drive and DVD burner. |
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ardz
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Mon Nov 07, 2005 4:31 am Post subject:
Re: Star Wars 3 ... DVDs fail in PC. |
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"Mark Jones" <noemail@mindspring.com> wrote in message
news:C7rbf.5642$m81.4195@newsread1.news.atl.earthlink.net...
| Quote: | Rick wrote:
Has anyone else come across this problem of both SW3 discs not
loading in their PC's DVD-ROM drive(s)? My setup is a Pioneer 109
burner & LG 4163 burner running PowerDVD6 and DVD-Region+CSS Free.
The PowerDVD6 player runs the disc(s) for a little while but does not
come up with any video or audio playback whilst it plays, then it
just stops playing it altogether. It's weird that it does anything
at all since I cannot directly look at the DVD contents via Windows
etc.
My standalone players run the DVDs fine so there is no question of
their readability and I doubt very much that either of my DVD drives
are at fault (since they read everything else I put into them). I
can guess that maybe PowerDVD6 is somehow incompatible with these
DVDs, either by design or by fault. Any help greatly appreciated.
I am not having any problems playing disk 1 using PowerDVD
version 4.0
It works fine in my DVD ROM drive and DVD burner.
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I use Power DVD 5 with a Liteon drive and it works fine. |
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graviton
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Tue Nov 08, 2005 5:40 am Post subject:
Re: Star Wars 3 ... DVDs fail in PC. |
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"Rick" <deNOBULLlorean@teegee.com.au> wrote in message
news:436d995d@news1.veridas.net...
| Quote: | Has anyone else come across this problem of both SW3 discs not loading in
their PC's DVD-ROM drive(s)? My setup is a Pioneer 109 burner & LG 4163
burner running PowerDVD6 and DVD-Region+CSS Free. The PowerDVD6 player
runs
the disc(s) for a little while but does not come up with any video or
audio
playback whilst it plays, then it just stops playing it altogether. It's
weird that it does anything at all since I cannot directly look at the DVD
contents via Windows etc.
My standalone players run the DVDs fine so there is no question of their
readability and I doubt very much that either of my DVD drives are at
fault
(since they read everything else I put into them). I can guess that maybe
PowerDVD6 is somehow incompatible with these DVDs, either by design or by
fault. Any help greatly appreciated.
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I have the same LG dvd drive as you and use powerdvd5 on win98se with p3 550
MHz cpu and tnt2 videocard and have no problems. |
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Goro
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Tue Nov 08, 2005 9:05 pm Post subject:
Re: Star Wars 3 ... DVDs fail in PC. |
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Rick wrote:
| Quote: | Has anyone else come across this problem of both SW3 discs not loading in
their PC's DVD-ROM drive(s)? My setup is a Pioneer 109 burner & LG 4163
burner running PowerDVD6 and DVD-Region+CSS Free. The PowerDVD6 player runs
the disc(s) for a little while but does not come up with any video or audio
playback whilst it plays, then it just stops playing it altogether. It's
weird that it does anything at all since I cannot directly look at the DVD
contents via Windows etc.
My standalone players run the DVDs fine so there is no question of their
readability and I doubt very much that either of my DVD drives are at fault
(since they read everything else I put into them). I can guess that maybe
PowerDVD6 is somehow incompatible with these DVDs, either by design or by
fault. Any help greatly appreciated.
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Could it be that it's an RCE disc and reacts to the DVDRegionfree?
-goro- |
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cc
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Tue Nov 08, 2005 11:56 pm Post subject:
Re: Star Wars 3 ... DVDs fail in PC. |
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On Sun, 6 Nov 2005 16:19:04 +1030, "Rick"
<deNOBULLlorean@teegee.com.au> wrote:
| Quote: | Has anyone else come across this problem of both SW3 discs not loading in
their PC's DVD-ROM drive(s)? My setup is a Pioneer 109 burner & LG 4163
burner running PowerDVD6 and DVD-Region+CSS Free. The PowerDVD6 player runs
the disc(s) for a little while but does not come up with any video or audio
playback whilst it plays, then it just stops playing it altogether. It's
weird that it does anything at all since I cannot directly look at the DVD
contents via Windows etc.
My standalone players run the DVDs fine so there is no question of their
readability and I doubt very much that either of my DVD drives are at fault
(since they read everything else I put into them). I can guess that maybe
PowerDVD6 is somehow incompatible with these DVDs, either by design or by
fault. Any help greatly appreciated.
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Remove powerdvd and go back to the older version.
I tried v6 and it failed so went back to v5 which works fine. |
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