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    Multi-boot Windows 10/11 - RTM, RP, Beta, and Insider
       #21

    Bazz said:
    As far as I can see Windows DVD player will only open disks from a drive. It came free with my Windows 7 home premium upgrade, I have no use at all for it, VLC can be set to deinterlace everything as default setting or automatic.
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  2. Posts : 15,037
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       #22

    Bazz said:
    As far as I can see Windows DVD player will only open disks from a drive. It came free with my Windows 7 home premium upgrade, I have no use at all for it, VLC can be set to deinterlace everything as default setting or automatic.
    Somebody said if you mount an ISO, you can then play it with that App. Haven't tried it myself?
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  3. Posts : 441
    Windows 10
       #23

    drfsupercenter said:
    Yeah but I don't want it to deinterlace everything... it'll lower the quality if you try to deinterlace a non-interlaced video. I only want it to deinterlaced videos that need it!

    There's no "detect if it's required" option, which is what bothers me. MPC does it automatically.

    Also, Windows 10 has built-in ISO mounting. If you rip your DVDs as ISO files, you should be able to double click them and it'll work...
    Like I said VLC can be set to automatic for deinterlacing or if you prefer you just right click go to video deinterlace and turn it on manually. I'm not trying to get you to use VLC but just correcting your assumption of it's workings and settings. If you would like to pay for something that you can get for free in VLC thats cool.
    Deinterlacing - VideoLAN Wiki
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  4. Posts : 17,838
    Windows 10
       #24

    alphanumeric said:
    Somebody said if you mount an ISO, you can then play it with that App. Haven't tried it myself?
    Naw. You gotta burn it to a DVD.
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  5. Posts : 4,142
    Windows 3.1 to Windows 11
       #25
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  6. Posts : 17,838
    Windows 10
       #26

    You may want to remove your 3rd entry, my friend, it seems dangerously close to piracy, if not outright!
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  7. Posts : 9
    Windows 10 Enterprise FINAL
       #27

    Error while updating windows 10 : techsupport


    I found this and it seemed to work for me to install the dvd player update (KB3081704) however my windows 10 update under settings is still showing the update failed :

    How to install the Windows DVD Player for Windows 10 Anonymous Sun Aug 2 16:45:06 2015 No.49417268 [View] File: 15 KB, 1202x933, windowsdvdplayer-100599020-orig.png [Show reposts] Image reverse search: [iqdb] [google] 49417268 1. Download from Windows Update: http://download.windowsupdate.com/d/...cf27f54f41.cab

    1. Make 2 directories, c:\temp and c:\temp2
    2. Extract the windows10.0-kb3081704-x64.msi file from downloaded cabinet file into c:\temp
    3. Open command prompt as admin and type (or copy/paste this): msiexec /a c:\temp\windows10.0-kb3081704-x64.msi /qb TARGETDIR=c:\temp2
    4. Open PowerShell as admin and type (or copy/paste this, all one line): Add-AppxProvisionedPackage -Online -PackagePath c:\temp2\InstallDVDAppxPackage\cd0c0ffe0ee94518833e70b1e931fcff.appxbundle -LicensePath c:\temp2\InstallDVDAppxPackage\cd0c0ffe0ee94518833e70b1e931fcff_License1.xml
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  8. Posts : 9
    Windows 10 Enterprise FINAL
       #28

    I wanted to add however that your nuts to use anything other then VLC. All the reasons have already been stated except for one. You most definately CAN mount a DVD Image (ISO) and play it inside VLC. Your choice however but atleast there is a fix for you if you stick to the Microsoft WMP.
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  9. Posts : 11,247
    Windows / Linux : Arch Linux
       #29

    Hi there

    VLC also de-crypts everything and de-regionalises the whole kybosh --there is 100% NO POINT in EVER paying anything at all for a Windows DVD player.

    What sometimes though is worth while is that if you want to RIP the DVD to store on HDD and convert into MKV / MP4 files for playing with a media server to your remote smart TV's / phones etc (DNLA devices) using servers such as Mezzmo, Serviio, PLEX etc. is to use a program like AnyDvd to remove encryption / DvdCSS stuff and region encryption ( R1, R2 etc -- total B/S these days IMO to have regionalized encoding) -- to create an ISO and then use that ISO to rip to MKV etc.

    Things like Handbrake (Free) will easily give you good accurate rips to MKV / MP4 etc (with / without subtitles - your choice) from the de-crypted DVD ISO file.

    HandBrake: Open Source Video Transcoder

    SlySoft AnyDVD | any dvd, region free, backup dvd, dvd copy, copy dvd movies, dvd backup software, dvd copying software

    Windows 8/8.1 / 10 mount ISO's directly so no problem there -- and storing MKV's on HDD is a much better idea than having a load of physical DVD's.

    Note also -- if you've ripped the DVD to MKV / MP4 / AVI etc -- VLC will of course still play it without any problem whatsoever - including subtitles.

    Cheers
    jimbo
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  10. Posts : 17,838
    Windows 10
       #30

    Windows DVD Player

    The App itself is quite 'infantile', it's got a long way to go unless they're just going to leave it the way it is - a player.

    Rendering isn't too bad but varies from media to media.

    Keyboard Controls work for the Player:

    Windows 10 DVD Player-000039.png
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