[Raaabo]

Originally Posted by drgrudge

Yeah Raaabo, I Personally went and ran the DVDUPGRD command, it did have the codec required.. Even VLC player/MPC couldn't play the DVD. That's why I said, it might be a coaster.

G Spot does show what codec we have installed... it's not really difficult to "read" and infer the thing.. it comes with a small description as well.

Yeah we can't expect ppl to install this, moreover many of them might not even know abt this.

The image you're showing me highlights MPEG-4, where'd the MPEG-2 decoder that movie DVDs need?

Originally Posted by jamyang312

hey raaabo,
I have cyberlink powerdvd 5 and all the codecs required but still, i am not able to play the dvd.
I can hear the sound of the dvd but am not able to see the video in powerdvd5.

Are you playing the movie in the Cyberlink player or Windows Media Player?? Audio and no video = no MPEG-2 decoder!

Originally Posted by //siddhartha//

Yipppeee. ALL DOUBTS MELT AWAY as the issue arrived and I had no problems with running any of the cds and dvds.. The movie DVD is working awesomely well... But the calender on the issue pack was not included inside..HOpe the DIGIT people send me one for the new year....

write to help@jasubhai.com and cc to robert_smith@jasubhai.com we'll send you one asap

Originally Posted by vimal_mehrotra

there is no sound, infact the audio folder is absolutely empty

The audio_ts folder is supposed to be empty, that will only contain files on DVDs that have DVD audio. Like a music CD if you buy a music DVD, with 5.1 sound etc, you will see files in the audio_ts folder. Since this is a movie DVD, the audio_ts folder will be empty and files are only in video_ts. Hope that clears things up.

Originally Posted by kumarmohit

my matter's sorted after this

It would be nice if you took the time to vote in the poll to confirm that fact. The poll's looking sort of bare right now

deadman please email me your problems step by step with a screenshot of the results of "dvdupgrd /detect".


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