- Mar 12, 2006
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I am unable to play DVDs in Vista Ultimate x64, no matter what application I use. I have Roxio Easy Media Creator Suite 9 installed for the myriad of things it does. In Windows Media Player, it tells me this:
"Windows Media Player cannot play this DVD because there is a problem with digital copy protection between your DVD drive, decoder, and video card. Try installing an updated driver for your video card."
I have the Catalyst 7.5 drivers for my X1900XT, and my NEC ND-3550A DVD drive is set to Region 1. Neither my video card nor my monitor are HDCP-compatible.
I've tried installing the DVD-related codecs and the Media Player Classic from the KLite codec pack, but it gives the error "DVD: Copy-Protect Fail."
I have two theories about why it isn't working:
1.) Windows Vista won't play DVDs, even pre-HDCP ones, over an unencrypted DVI link, which would blow if this is the case. Or...
2.) When I installed Roxio Easy Media Creator Suite 9, it screwed with my DVD decoder.
If anyone has any input on my situation, I would greatly appreciate it.
"Windows Media Player cannot play this DVD because there is a problem with digital copy protection between your DVD drive, decoder, and video card. Try installing an updated driver for your video card."
I have the Catalyst 7.5 drivers for my X1900XT, and my NEC ND-3550A DVD drive is set to Region 1. Neither my video card nor my monitor are HDCP-compatible.
I've tried installing the DVD-related codecs and the Media Player Classic from the KLite codec pack, but it gives the error "DVD: Copy-Protect Fail."
I have two theories about why it isn't working:
1.) Windows Vista won't play DVDs, even pre-HDCP ones, over an unencrypted DVI link, which would blow if this is the case. Or...
2.) When I installed Roxio Easy Media Creator Suite 9, it screwed with my DVD decoder.
If anyone has any input on my situation, I would greatly appreciate it.