I put in a dvd, Toshiba video player comes up, movie plays for 1 second and stops, can hear dvd drive running, movie not playing
First of all, make sure your Toshiba laptop is equipped with a DVD drive which can read and write DVD discs.
The second respect is the software issue that involves special decoding technology or system compatibility.
You can check on this for more solutions:
How to Play DVD on Toshiba Laptop
If you know the DVD and the DVD drive is in proper working order, it could mean that the software you are running just may have some problems. Try downloading a copy of VLC (VideoLan Client) this application is free and open source (and no it's not something I created and am just trying to get people to use...it's just something that works great, and completely free) VLC can play almost any video file or DVD that it encounters. If VLC can't play it, I would think it's likely there may be something with your disk or your DVD drive.
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Hello tango13
(01) Which partition(s) is/are FAT32?
(02) Which partition(s) is/are NTFS?
(03) Do you mean your OS partition is FAT32?
A Microsoft Windows OS on FAT32 cannot "see" NTFS partitions. Conversely though, it can see FAT32 and NTFS partitions if the Microsoft OS partition is NTFS.
(04) If your OS is on a FAT32 partition, you need to convert it to NTFS if it is to be able to "see" other NTFS (and FAT32) partitions.
(05) If I didn't understnd you correctly, please, in detail, explain the problem again and tell us what the file system is on each of the partitions you refer to.
(06) What did you install from Toshiba OEM discs?
(07) Do you mean that, after performing one reinstall of WinXP Home that you then used the Toshiba System Restore CDs to restore the system again? (effectively wiping out the 1st reinstall of Windows XP you said you performed)?
(08) What precipitated your reinstalling your OS in the 1st place? (I ask because the reason(s) may be connected to the issues you are currently experiencing.)
(09) Your media player and codec issues are not related to your file system issue(s).
(10) How many **DIFFERENT** commercially-produced DVDs have you attempted to play in your laptop's DVD ROM drive?
(11) The DVD ROM drive spinning and not being able to read your DVDs is either (1) a media compatibility issue or (2) the media is dirty or damaged, or (3) a mechanical issue w/ your DVD ROM drive. In any case, I seriously doubt if it is a software issue. IOW, I believe it is a hardware issue.
(12) Make sure of the following:
(A) The movies you are attempting to play are actually on DVD media and not Blue Ray or some other media type that is incompatible w/ your optical drive (DVD ROM drive).
(B) The media (discs) are clean and not scratched, warped or otherwise damaged.
Please, post back here w/ answers to these questions along w/ any more questions, observations, or comments you might have. Let us know also what else you've tried in attempts to correct the issues you're experiencing.
Thank you
BJ @:)
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This is generally an indication that the DVD end of the drive is going out. First try a different or updated DVD decoding software. It could just be a simple glitch with the software, or that the software is outdated.
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cannot install driver error 39 usually is upper or lower filters.. or permissions to registry.
restore old firmware and see if it works. i had issue once upgrading firmware. i had permissions denied to registry and failed to update.
SOURCE: DVR K17LF Insert a disc
Hi, according to what I understand the unit works for some situations especially but you cannot visualize the content, in this case the problem that you one presents shows off to be Cd-DVD's unit that this trumping, if the equipment this one even in guarantee, you must come to an CAS or Center of Authorized Service, in order that they diagnose and replace the unit
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Try removing and reinstalling the Toshiba DVD playing software.
If that doesn't work try the KLite codec pack from http://www.free-codecs.com/download/K_lite_codec_pack.htm or Cole2K from http://www.cole2k.net/
That should work.
Andrew
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