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once again, when I try to play a DVD, the picture freezes, then starts up
again, then freezes, etc. also there is no sound. I have been through
troubleshooting technical support and downloaded a new sound driver. what do
I need to do?

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Is this a shop bought dvd? Does it play on a normal dvd player? Have you
tried updating the graphics card drivers? reducing the acceleration on the
graphics card? Which app are you using to play the dvd? Do you have a dvd
encoder installed?

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"dsossaman" <dsossaman@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A729937D-AFD8-461A-A053-E69E8ECD26B0@microsoft.com...
> once again, when I try to play a DVD, the picture freezes, then starts up
> again, then freezes, etc. also there is no sound. I have been through
> troubleshooting technical support and downloaded a new sound driver. what
do
> I need to do?

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Windows Media Player cannot play this DVD because the disc prohibits playback
in your region of the world. You must obtain a disc that is intended for your
geographic region.

I get this when I try to play dvd's from another region. Is there any way I
can overide my computer's restriction to one dvd region permanently
Thanks

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"simpleton" wrote:

> Windows Media Player cannot play this DVD because the disc prohibits playback
> in your region of the world. You must obtain a disc that is intended for your
> geographic region.
>
> I get this when I try to play dvd's from another region. Is there any way I
> can overide my computer's restriction to one dvd region permanently
> Thanks
>
>

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