Other Hardware watching burnt moives

[mainely1957]

I have a bunch of moive that I burnt store in my PC I bought a external hard drive to move them in there cause my work puts me away from home But anyway I cant watch them using window media . It seem it doesn`t recongize the moive.. Can someone help

[90312]

There are many good free software players that will play them. I use VLC Media player, there are probably better ones specifically for playing DVDs but it plays every video file I've thrown at it.

[SweetOne69]

To use Windows media, you need to mount the file for it to recognize it. DVDFab Virtual Drive is one such tool to mount movies. After it is mounted it will look like a DVD player with an installed disc.

[milew666]

I have a bunch of moive that I burnt store in my PC I bought a external hard drive to move them in there cause my work puts me away from home But anyway I cant watch them using window media . It seem it doesn`t recongize the moive.. Can someone help

You're trying to watch burnt Dvds? Vlc player just riggt click and open with vlc. But sounds like have movies on your hard drive, just the video or the folder u use to burn, if its the video-ts file ...ooen it and ooen the main movie vob and play with vlc

[maineman]

I'm with 90312 and VLC.
As stated, VLC will play darn near anything and does not rely on external codecs.

Another excellent, free player is MPC (Media Player Classic).

It's best to select the entire movie folder on your hdd and not any subdirectories.
This way you'll avoid playing .vob files as individual files (movie fragments) unless you happen to pick the correct .IFO file.

The AUDIO_TS folder is almost always empty. This is normal

[HarriGary]

Vlc ftw!!!

VLC just came out with a ver. 2.0 that will even play Blu-Rays

[maineman]

VLC just came out with a ver. 2.0 that will even play Blu-Rays

Previous versions such as 1.1.4 (currently on my rig) will play BD files, however, they will not play BD .ISO format.

Maybe 2.0 will...I'll check it out.
Thanks for the info.