Currently unable to play DVD video

[Guest]

Windows Media Player error message ID 0x c00d 116a. InterActual Player error message "playback failed due to a problem with the video subsystem." Audio CDs play fine. Changing screen resolution and color depth did not fix. Reseated connections to cd drive did not fix.

 

[Steve C. Ray]

You stated "Reseated connections to cd drive did not fix." Do you have a DVD
player and software installed? You sure can't play a DVD on a CD player.

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Steve C. Ray
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Windows Media Player error message ID 0x c00d 116a. InterActual Player

error message "playback failed due to a problem with the video subsystem."
Audio CDs play fine. Changing screen resolution and color depth did not
fix. Reseated connections to cd drive did not fix.

 

[Guest]

----- Steve C. Ray wrote: ----

You stated "Reseated connections to cd drive did not fix." Do you have a DV
player and software installed? You sure can't play a DVD on a CD player

--
Steve C. Ra
Replace "mail" with "36db

Windows Media Player error message ID 0x c00d 116a. InterActual Playe

error message "playback failed due to a problem with the video subsystem.
Audio CDs play fine. Changing screen resolution and color depth did no
fix. Reseated connections to cd drive did not fix.

The drive is a combination cd/dvd drive and did worke fine as a cd and dvd player. But currently will not play DVDs.

 

[Guest]

DVDs will play if manually selected via: (start button) > (my computer) > (open dvd ROM) -with a disk loaded > (open video-ts folder) > (open video ifo file). -Video will now start to play. . Both media players are rejected when used to select and play the dvd. I am trying to find an answer from anybody out there .

 

[ray]

I am having the same problem with intervideo. It says to try lowering
screen resolution ( _i'm at 800x600 now, and it won't accept 640x480)
or lower color depth (I'm at 16 bit, the next step down is 256). I am
surprised that with all the posts which have the same problem, no one
has posted a working solution.

My machine is win 98. I tried the steps you listed below but the
*.ifo file would not execute unless I associated it with something.
What program do you have it associated with?

I don't have much windows scholarship. If I find the solution, I'll
post it somewhere. Use google newsgroups search for "win 98 DVD
problem solved"