VideoLAN 2.1.2 64 Bit cannot play DVDs
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AspieMum
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- VLC version: 2.1.1 64 bit
- Operating System: Windows 7 64 bit
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VideoLAN 2.1.2 64 Bit cannot play DVDs
I made the mistake of updating VideoLAN this morning when VideoLAN said there was an update. The DVD I was going to watch had started to play when the message came up so things were working fine before update. I updated VideoLAN and staright away whenever I tried to play the DVD it came up with an error message saying it couldn't access it. I tried uninstalling & doing a clean instal instead of update but this did not solve the problem. I have unistalled it & re-installed the older VideoLAN and things are working fine again. There must be something to do with VideoLAN 2.1.2 that doesn't work properly.
I am a mum with Aspergers Syndrome (hence my usename: AspieMum). I am not a computer programmer or computer expert.
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Jean-Baptiste Kempf
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Re: VideoLAN 2.1.2 64 Bit cannot play DVDs
Try 2.1.2 32bits or wait for 2.1.3 to be out...
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