Cannot Open movie disc

Akash Hinduja

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I am facing a problem, my few old movies DVD are not running now on my pc, i have played them before on my pc but now when i insert it it says " Open writable DVD " Size of Disk 0 byte Used and 0 Byte Available.

Although This dvd is working on other systems, and there is no problem with my DVD Rom because it is playing my new movies as well as some old also....

A few months ago i faced this same problem and changed my DVD rom, and now again same problem help me out of this mess
 

Akash Hinduja

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Dear Friend As I have posted My computer says it a blank disc, And well i have VLC , K lite codec pack, And Nero Home cinema, But actually my computer cant find data on some of my movie discs. I think it is an OS Problem. Thanks More suggestions please
 

lon0

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Fair enough, sounds like you have tried quite a few things. I know this sounds a bit mental but are you using a SATA drive or IDE? If SATA, can you try using a different connector on your motherboard if there is one free and if it is IDE, is it on a dedicated cable? If it is, is the jumper position set to primary and if it is on a joint cable then if it is at the end of the cable, check for the primary jumper again and if not then check to see if it is in the secondary jumper.

-Laurence
 

TenPc

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Did you change the dvd drive from a PATA drive to a Sata drive?
Some Sata cd/dvd drives can't read 2 x speed DVD disks, they only go as low as 4x (speed) and some only as low as 8x.

What is the model number and brand of the new CD drive?

Also, you need a 32 bit driver for the CD/DVD drive if the OS is 64 bit

Edit-
If the dvd is a Rewritable disk and you did not disable mult-session when you created the disk, the disk may (might) not work on any other dvd drive other than the one on which it was created. Always disable multi--session prior to burning if you are not going to add more data later on.