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by joseph moore
I had this same problem. Go to:
http://www.orionstudios.com/DirectDVD.html
and download their 30-day trial of DirectDVD. The install also includes a DVD decoder that can be used by any other DVD player.
So, I ran the DirectDVD install (which seperately installs the decoder), then I play DVDs using the Win2K built-in DVD player, which uses the DirectDVD decoder.
And only the DirectDVD software expires after 30 days; the decoder doesn't.
hope this helps
by docwebb
by thechas
You can purchase Win DVD, or Power DVD DVD player / decoder software.
I have found copies of each on the web for under $5.
www.newegg.com
www.mwave.com
Chas
by docwebb
by docwebb
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