Our DVDs should play like any other DVD, using your DVD Player of choice.I have an ageing iMac from 2010 running High Sierra.I do not use the internal dvd/cd drive very often but when I do it is very slow and when inserting a disc it grinds away and sounds as if it chewing up the disc before finally bringing up the disc menu. If the DVD does not show up on the desktop, refer to these instructions from Apple. Our DVDs should play like any other DVD, using the preinstalled DVD Player program. On Windows 7:Īll editions of Windows 7 include full DVD support via Windows Media Center. Refer to these instructions to Play a CD or DVD in Windows Media Center. Windows Vista Home Premium Edition, Windows Vista Ultimate Edition: To purchase a compatible DVD decoder, visit Plug-ins for Windows Media Player. You may need to install a compatible DVD decoder (also known as a MPEG-2 decoder) to enable DVD playback. Windows Vista Home Basic, Windows Vista Business, Windows Vista Enterprise: What edition of Windows Vista am I using? If you would prefer to purchase the Windows Media Player plugin, please see this article from Microsoft for more information on how to do so. We recommend downloading this software from in order to play DVDs on your computer. However, the VLC Player program, available free of charge, will enable you to play DVDs or any type of video file. The Windows Media Player plugin is sold for a fee. If you see an error from Windows Media Player that says "compatible DVD decoder not installed," this means that a plugin (called an mpeg-2 decoder) needed to play DVDs is not installed.Typically, the drive would be listed as "DVD-ROM", "DVD R/RW" or similar under My Computer, and the DVD logo would appear on the drive itself.
First, make sure that the computer's optical drive is capable of reading DVD media.Because the default settings in Windows Media Player no longer enable video DVD playback, you may have to take a few extra steps in order to play a DVD on a your computer.
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