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Windows => Television => Topic started by: david_in_portland on February 20, 2006, 12:15:24 pm
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When trying to view some DVD movies, they lock up, and an error box appears. It says that the material is protected and I must turn off the Video out.
I have Media Center 10 installed, but do not have a tv card installed(Windows XP).
I didn't have this occasional problem until I opened the TV feature in Media Player.
Any idea's how to turn off the Video out?
Thanks,
David
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Sorry, but I do not understand what you try to ask.
If you do not have a TV card installed, why would you open the TV feature? By "Media Player" do you mean Media Center 10, or some other player?
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I opened the TV feature in Media Center 10 to see what the tuner looked like and what tools were available with this product [Media Center 10].
After doing this, some DVD's will not play on the computer. I get a message stating that the "DVD is copy protected and will not play with the video out turned on.
I haven't found any control in the operating system [XP] or in Media Center 10, that turns off the video out.
The only thing I haven't tried is uninstalling Media Center 10.
Was wondering if there might be something else to try before I uninstall Media Center 10?
David
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Thanks for clarifying it.
I can not think of an answer for you at this time. Is this repeatable? I mean, you are sure there is a correlation between trying TV and having DVD trouble?
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Think the only way I could make that determination would be to uninstall the program--maybe, reload the OS & check for the problem. If there were no problem then, install Media Center 10 and open the TV tuner & then, recheck the DVD playback.
Was looking for a simpler fix if possible.
Thanks for your time.
David