I installed an LG DVD player/recorder in my computer, which runs Win XP SP3
and Windows Media Player 11.

The DVD player works fine for copying and burning DVDs and CD's but when I
insert a Netflix movie DVD, I get a message: WMP cannot play the DVD because
there is a problem with Digital Copy Protection between your drive, decoder
and video card.

However, the same Netflix DVD plays just fine in my regular DVD player that
is hooked up to my TV.

When I try to run some older DVDs I get the pictures, but no sound.

Do I need some additional software to get my DVDs going?

Thanks for any help

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Walter
www.rationality.net
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"Walter R." wrote:

> I installed an LG DVD player/recorder in my computer, which runs Win XP SP3
> and Windows Media Player 11.
>
> The DVD player works fine for copying and burning DVDs and CD's but when I
> insert a Netflix movie DVD, I get a message: WMP cannot play the DVD because
> there is a problem with Digital Copy Protection between your drive, decoder
> and video card.
>
> However, the same Netflix DVD plays just fine in my regular DVD player that
> is hooked up to my TV.
>
> When I try to run some older DVDs I get the pictures, but no sound.
>
> Do I need some additional software to get my DVDs going?
>
> Thanks for any help
>
> --
> Walter
> www.rationality.net
> -
>
>
>
You need a DVD decoder. See:
http://www.filehippo.com/download_klite_codec_pack/

Walter R. wrote:
> I installed an LG DVD player/recorder in my computer, which runs Win XP SP3
> and Windows Media Player 11.
>
> The DVD player works fine for copying and burning DVDs and CD's but when I
> insert a Netflix movie DVD, I get a message: WMP cannot play the DVD because
> there is a problem with Digital Copy Protection between your drive, decoder
> and video card.
>
> However, the same Netflix DVD plays just fine in my regular DVD player that
> is hooked up to my TV.
>
> When I try to run some older DVDs I get the pictures, but no sound.
>
> Do I need some additional software to get my DVDs going?
>
> Thanks for any help
>

Was there a CD that came with the LG DVD player ?

Perhaps it has a DVD player application on it ?

Sometimes, there are differences between "retail" and
"OEM" drive mechanisms. I bought a "retail" GH22 and it
comes in a box, complete with a software CD. Considering
the price for the package, it was worth it.

Paul

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/win...r/plugins.aspx

You may need to download the dvd decoder for Windows Media Player at the
above link.

Walter R. wrote:
> I installed an LG DVD player/recorder in my computer, which runs Win XP SP3
> and Windows Media Player 11.
>
> The DVD player works fine for copying and burning DVDs and CD's but when I
> insert a Netflix movie DVD, I get a message: WMP cannot play the DVD because
> there is a problem with Digital Copy Protection between your drive, decoder
> and video card.
>
> However, the same Netflix DVD plays just fine in my regular DVD player that
> is hooked up to my TV.
>
> When I try to run some older DVDs I get the pictures, but no sound.
>
> Do I need some additional software to get my DVDs going?
>
> Thanks for any help
>

It's odd that this MS Link peddles only commercial codecs for $ 10 to $ 50.
It would have been nice if MS could have thrown in their own free codec.

--
Walter
www.rationality.net
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"Fuzzy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> http://www.microsoft.com/windows/win...r/plugins.aspx
>
> You may need to download the dvd decoder for Windows Media Player at the
> above link.
>
> Walter R. wrote:
>> I installed an LG DVD player/recorder in my computer, which runs Win XP
>> SP3 and Windows Media Player 11.
>>
>> The DVD player works fine for copying and burning DVDs and CD's but when
>> I insert a Netflix movie DVD, I get a message: WMP cannot play the DVD
>> because there is a problem with Digital Copy Protection between your
>> drive, decoder and video card.
>>
>> However, the same Netflix DVD plays just fine in my regular DVD player
>> that is hooked up to my TV.
>>
>> When I try to run some older DVDs I get the pictures, but no sound.
>>
>> Do I need some additional software to get my DVDs going?
>>
>> Thanks for any help
>>

Walter R. wrote:
> It's odd that this MS Link peddles only commercial codecs for $ 10 to
> $ 50. It would have been nice if MS could have thrown in their own
> free codec.
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Try the following free player:

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

Or you might consider installing the following codec package:

CCCP (Combined Community Codec Pack)
http://www.cccp-project.net/
I suggest you read the FAQ

--

J. Inzer MS-MVP
Digital Media Experience

Notice
This is not tech support
I am a volunteer

Solutions that work for
me may not work for you

Proceed at your own risk

Hello,

Most likely you already have a DVD player installed on your system if your
previous drive was a DVD drive. Look for names like Intervideo or CyberDVD
in the list of programs in your start menu.

You may also need to set the region code for your drive. See
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308012 for other DVD related problems and
guides

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"Walter R." <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I installed an LG DVD player/recorder in my computer, which runs Win XP SP3
>and Windows Media Player 11.
>
> The DVD player works fine for copying and burning DVDs and CD's but when I
> insert a Netflix movie DVD, I get a message: WMP cannot play the DVD
> because there is a problem with Digital Copy Protection between your
> drive, decoder and video card.
>
> However, the same Netflix DVD plays just fine in my regular DVD player
> that is hooked up to my TV.
>
> When I try to run some older DVDs I get the pictures, but no sound.
>
> Do I need some additional software to get my DVDs going?
>
> Thanks for any help
>
> --
> Walter
> www.rationality.net
> -
>