Useless

[TPLAT]

flexibilis, have you ever tried using a laser lens cleaner in your drives? If its only doing it with one movie on more then one pc then I would start to wonder if you got another bad source disc, especialy if you got a replacement dvd from the same place.

 

[Coaster]

.....If the DVD plays perfectly in a stand-alone player, but not on a PC, this is exactly what the DVD publisher intends. It looks like the fact that a stand-alone DVD player is more forgiving is deliberately being used to implement the copy protection of this DVD.....

Flexibilis -

If a DVD Movie that has the DVD Logo on it fails to play correctly in ANY DVD device that contains the DVD Logo on the device the DVD Movie is by rigid clearly defined definition defective.

By International Law a DVD Movie that contains the DVD Logo has to play on ANY device that contains the DVD Logo.

It doesn’t matter what the DVD Movie manufacture intension is if the DVD Movie manufacture wants to call his product a “DVD” the DVD Movie manufacture has to insure that the product he manufactures as a “DVD” plays in ANY DVD device. The DVD Movie manufacture cannot by Law use the DVD Logo on his products if they fail to play in DVD Logo devices.

This is exactly where the problem lies. The DVD Movie manufactures are not manufacturing DVD Movies that meet the rigid “DVD” speciation.

The remedy is to return the defectively manufactured DVD Movie and demand a replacement or a refund. The remedy is not to unjustly place fault on SlySoft or any other software product.

Regards,
Coaster