rossken
07-01-2010, 07:55 PM
Hi Folks,
My sister got a DVD boxset for her christmas and they will not play on her macbook, however they play fine on an ordinary DVD player.
The discs, of which there are 42, were bought from Amazon, from a UK seller. There isnt a lot of information on the back, however it does have region symbols of just 1 and 3. And I believe the UK is 2?
What I don't understand, is how they play in an ordinary cheap DVD player? If they are for the US etc. then they shouldn't play in an ordinary DVD player, correct?
The only other symbol (apart from Dolby Digital and DVD Video) is a TV screen with "CC" written inside it, is this relevant?
The DVDs are proper Warner Bros. DVDs (Well their logo is plastered all over it)
Forgot to mention, the DVDs not only don't play in the mac, they don't play in my PCs either. The discs go in and spin and make funny noises, but don't pop up an "Autoplay" box, or appear in My Computer. Then when you push eject, the discs do not come out. You have to wait a while, then it will pop out.
The set was very expensive, and we have emailed the seller, but no reply yet. Just wondered if anyone has experienced this problem? Or even better, know how to sort it?
PS. My sister is at university, and doesn't have a TV/DVD player in her bedroom and wants to watch the DVDs on her macbook.
Thanks for your help!
My sister got a DVD boxset for her christmas and they will not play on her macbook, however they play fine on an ordinary DVD player.
The discs, of which there are 42, were bought from Amazon, from a UK seller. There isnt a lot of information on the back, however it does have region symbols of just 1 and 3. And I believe the UK is 2?
What I don't understand, is how they play in an ordinary cheap DVD player? If they are for the US etc. then they shouldn't play in an ordinary DVD player, correct?
The only other symbol (apart from Dolby Digital and DVD Video) is a TV screen with "CC" written inside it, is this relevant?
The DVDs are proper Warner Bros. DVDs (Well their logo is plastered all over it)
Forgot to mention, the DVDs not only don't play in the mac, they don't play in my PCs either. The discs go in and spin and make funny noises, but don't pop up an "Autoplay" box, or appear in My Computer. Then when you push eject, the discs do not come out. You have to wait a while, then it will pop out.
The set was very expensive, and we have emailed the seller, but no reply yet. Just wondered if anyone has experienced this problem? Or even better, know how to sort it?
PS. My sister is at university, and doesn't have a TV/DVD player in her bedroom and wants to watch the DVDs on her macbook.
Thanks for your help!