Trying to play a DVD
luis_pr
7 months ago
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7 months agoElmer J Fudd
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Smallest computer to play DVD to projector.
Comments (9)DVDs from the rental services have copy protection and can't be ripped without crossing a legal line. You can buy ripping software in the $25-$50 price range that defeats protection, but the use of which is questionable and theoretically limited to making "backup" copies of disks you own and not those you rent. Some prior copy protection beating software providers have been shut down in prior years by legal action. Personally, I'd stay away from it. It's cheaper to buy an external DVD drive. As to your now not working sound, try playing with the Control Panel and keyboard volume controls, it sounds like sometime could have been unknowingly been turned off. Unless the plugin socket broke, the PC mostly doesn't know or care what's plugged in to it....See More2nd try-CD w/downloaded bought tracks doesn't play in car player
Comments (1)Older CD players in cars don't play the MP3 format. Check your owners manual for your car....See Moresony dvd/vcr combo--no sound on dvds suddenly
Comments (2)Perhaps you have turned the sound to OFF. Go through the setting on the menu or display, and see if the sound is ON or OFF. I have turned mine off before, and that's why I mentioned it to you....See MoreTrying to hook up tv, dvd, vcr, I have Direct TV
Comments (2)Short answer; match Outs to Ins. One of the "Out" connectors on the back of the satellite box should connect to an "In" on the TV. If you want the VCR in the middle so you can record from satellite, the Sat "Out" goes to the VCR "In" (or antenna) and the VCR "Out" (or TV) goes to the TV. Much longer answer; It depends upon what different types of connections you have, how picky you are about video quality, and how many inputs your TV can take. Component video is higher quality than S-video, which is higher quality than Coax. You may or may not have to take pictures or describe whats on the back of all the boxes....See Moreluis_pr
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