Meh, VLC ignores the region junk on the DVD anyhow, so it's better than Windows Media was at playing DVD's (a fair few of my DVD's are still from South Africa which is a different DVD region to NZ)
@CP, just get a Behringer X32, I'm sure you can hook the 8 track up to it somehow, and then record on that, and then you can take the wav files, break them into 640k chunks (so they can fit on the floppy disks) and slowly copy it to the DOS 1 machine.....which should have the capacity for about 15 seconds of music (maybe just 7 seconds).
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Windows 8 and no native DVD playback
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Originally posted by Chrawnus View PostPersonally I prefer MPC-HC over VLC.
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Originally posted by Zymologist View PostDoes this seem weird to anyone else? Maybe I'm just a relic, what with my desktop, my DVD drives, and my CD collection, but Windows 8 not having built-in DVD playback seems strange to me.
At least VLC media player is free.
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Originally posted by Bill the Cat View PostThey want you to buy one from the Windows Store.
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Originally posted by Zymologist View PostDoes this seem weird to anyone else? Maybe I'm just a relic, what with my desktop, my DVD drives, and my CD collection, but Windows 8 not having built-in DVD playback seems strange to me.
At least VLC media player is free.
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Windows 8 and no native DVD playback
Does this seem weird to anyone else? Maybe I'm just a relic, what with my desktop, my DVD drives, and my CD collection, but Windows 8 not having built-in DVD playback seems strange to me.
At least VLC media player is free.Tags: None
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