[streaming] Re: VLC Query

[Paul Rae]

There is no way that VLC could have damaged your DVD. If it has become
damaged it was not down to playing it through vlc.

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From: streaming-bounce at videolan.org
[mailto:streaming-bounce at videolan.org] On Behalf Of Sanchez, Luis
Sent: Wednesday, August 18, 2004 3:53 PM
To: vls at videolan.org
Cc: lsanchez at megapathdsl.net
Subject: [streaming] VLC Query

Hello,

I installed vlc v 0.7.2 (windows interface) and successfully viewed a
dvd 
once during my initial test run. I tried to use that same dvd in my 
standard player and the disc wasn't recognized by the player.  I
attempted 
to view that same disc (dvd) on my pc again and wasn't able to. Now I'm 
afraid of using another dvd and messing that one up too - if in fact
that 
is what happen. What I'm not sure of - is if I opened the source as a
file 
or disc to initially view it. Is there anyway that vlc would alter the
file 
(dvd) and prevent it from being viewed by a standard player? (yes my 
questions presumes the disc is write'able). Or is this just a config
issue?

I de-installed and installed the player as a trouble shooting technique
but 
it didn't seem to make a difference.

I'm running Windows 2000 sp4.

Clearly I'm a novice at this so your patience and assistance is
appreciated -


\\lvs
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Email: lsanchez at cisco.com
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