DVD keeps restarting after 3 sec.


  1. mbm
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    DVD keeps restarting after 3 sec.


    Cant get DVD (vob-files) to play under wmc.
    it keeps restarting and running in cirkels for 3 sec. What can be wrong?
    Om using FFDshow as codec
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  3. mbm
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    Has no one experienced any thing like this?

    How are you playing VOB-files in wmc?
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  4. mbm
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    im running x64 by the way..
    Done a reinstallation now. only installed my movies. Thats it.
    Vob files keeps restarting... god damn im tired
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  6. Orbital Shark
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    Hi mbm, welcome to the forums.

    You might want to check the DVD disk, it could have scratches or fingerprints on it. Does it work on a stand-alone DVD player?




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  7. mbm
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    it is VOB-files on the harddisk. Worked fine under Vista
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  8. Orbital Shark
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    Have you installed the latest codecs?

    I would well advise Shark007.net - Windows 7 Codecs
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  10. mbm
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    Orbital Shark said:
    Have you installed the latest codecs?

    I would well advise Shark007.net - Windows 7 Codecs
    Tried that as well with no luck
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  11. Orbital Shark
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    It sounds like WMC might just be running a 'Preview' of the DVD. I'll look more into it & try to get back to ya.
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  12. mbm
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    thanks
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  13. mbm
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    Found the cause, but not the solution.

    It was my soundcard (Audiotrak Cube). When it is plugged in I get the error. Unplugging it and dvd plays flawless.

    Any ideas what can be wrong. Playing from HDMI works.
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