VOB in Windows Movie Maker

Asked By omarionalejandro 20 points N/A Posted on - 02/21/2013

Help,

In the future I will consider that option, but for now I'd like to try to find out this problem.

Windows Media Player

Windows Media Player cannot play DVD video. You might need 

to adjust your Windows display settings. Open display settings 

in Control Panel, and then try lowering your screen resolution 

and color quality settings.

I want to arrange the one that the breeding animal of Windows represents It comes up. Nobody can answer to solve the problem.

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Answered By Clint J Thorp 0 points N/A #131312

VOB in Windows Movie Maker

Causes of this problem:

1. Your computer is missing so called a DVD decoder.

Solution:

1. Go to your Start menu and click Run and type dvdupgrd /detect and press ENTER.

2. Go to your Start menu and click Run and type dvdupgrd /upgrade and press ENTER.

3. After upgrade the driver boot the computer and check for the issue again.

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Answered By Guy V Mohr 0 points N/A #131313

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Hi, 

You are absolutely right. I think it’s wiser to take alternative instead of windows on the media player. In fact, there are a lot of problem in if you use windows media player for DVD playing. I would suggest you take “KM Player” or “VLC Player”.

Basically, Both of them are suitable for any type of DVD or Blue-ray quality performance. 

Best of luck.

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Answered By Sharath Reddy 590495 points N/A #315418

VOB in Windows Movie Maker

If you have a DVD video disc and you want to watch it on your computer, you need a DVD drive to play the disc. A standard CD-ROM drive doesn’t support DVD disc. On the other hand, if you want to play a DVD file (*.vob) with Windows Media Player and this error appears, it means your computer doesn’t support DVD yet.

To allow Windows Media Player to play DVDs whether disc or VOB file, you need to have a DVD drive like DVD-ROM or DVD writer. Windows Media Player adapts to the kind of hardware installed on your computer. One workaround to allow you to play DVD files is to use other media players like VLC. Download the latest VLC media player.

It supports playback of DVD movies. Another good media player is MPlayer for Windows. It supports playback of HD movies.

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