Did you try with some types of DVDs? If with all are the same result, it might be the setting or there is real a problem with the player software.
I m not so familiar with winDVD.
Try to download and use this VLC player:
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-windows.html
If the laptop has Windows 10 and you are trying to view videos with the default Windows media viewer, this is probably the problem. It is not very good at recognizing various video codecs, but does fairly good at audio ones. Try downloading VLC free viewer. It is no cost and works well.
But sometimes the VLC will meet green screen error too. You can check this guide for help.
Guide: How to Fix VLC Green Screen Problem
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THANKS so much kecik! The problem is occurring with some DVDs. I will check the settings on winDVD and see it fixes the problem. If it is still happening, I will download VLC player and try that one out. Again, thanks so much for your response.
Exact same problem!
I have an IBM ThinkPad T400 with WinDVD 5 installed on it. Every DVD I try gives me the same result - audio but a blank screen. I've searched the WWW and WinDVD 5 is practically obsolete now. I cannot upgrade nor can I install a different application / utility (this problem affects 1500 laptop users), does anyone know if there are codecs available for WinDVD 5?
Any help would be greatly appreciated...
The color is degraded - in cases turning the resulting DVD as almost black and white and the yellow in subtitles is way off to a side of the subtitling
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