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4. Windows 2000: You must install service pack 2 or higher, and DirectX.
5. Windows NT: You must install Service Pack 6 along with Internet Explorer 5,
DirectX, and a third party IDE DMA driver. This configuration is not supported
due to Microsoft not providing any official DirectX for Windows NT.
Note: You can check which version of Windows 95 you are using by following
these steps:
1. Click Start, move the cursor to Settings, and then click Control Panel.
2. Double-click System. Read the numbers under System. "v 4.00.950B"
means that your version is Windows 95 OSR2.0 or OSR2.1. "v 4.00.950C"
means that your version is Windows 95 OSR2.
DVD region codes
DVD region codes help protect the contents of a DVD. The world is divided into
six regions and specific content can be viewed only in the appropriate region. For
example, content for Region 1 can be viewed only in the U.S. and Canada.
WinDVD is also region–specific.
You can verify the region code of the content by looking at the region code symbol
on the back of the content packaging.
Region code
1
2
3
4
5
6
Start WinDVD by inserting the DVD into the drive. The region code is
automatically set and you can view the movie. This is the initial setting.
After the region code has been set, if you insert a DVD with a different region
code, you are prompted to change the region code. You can change the region code
from your initial setting up to four times.
After the region code has been changed from its initial setting four times, it is fixed
and can no longer be changed. Thereafter, you can play DVD content only from
that region.
To display the region code status, click the WinDVD Properties button on the
WinDVD user interface. The General tab contains this information.
To change the region code, do the following:
1. Turn on your computer and start your operating system.
2. Insert a single region DVD of the new region.
3. Select the region. Click OK when the Confirm Region screen appears.
Region
U.S., Canada
Europe, Middle East, South Africa, Japan
Southeast Asia, Taiwan, Korea
Latin America, Australia, New Zealand
Former Soviet Union, North Africa, India
People's Republic of China
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