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there does not appear to be any way of playing this DVD outside of USA no matter what you do. I have tried all but removal of drm for last six months and chased many threads. if you reside outside nw usa there is no way of allowing a license to view.
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I managed to contact the DRM encoder for this product in USA and they state that the DMR checks the location code you use to connect to the internet as part of the DRM.
Interactual player windows 10 download Patch#
The patch was tested with Windows XP Service Pack 2 installed, both here and at Microsoft, and should have no problems.” Posted: September 8, 2004. Turn down the lights and nuke some popcorn. Reinstall the T2 patch for Windows Media 10 users.Ĥ. Re-run the InterActual Player installer from Disc 2 of T2 Extreme (this is a custom version of the player that installs required Windows Media security components).ģ. If you still run into this problem after doing this, then you will probably need to do the following:Ģ. It is recommended to keep the player in InterActual Features mode at all times, since it will only try to run InterActual Features if they are detected on the DVD. No DVD-ROM features will run, and that includes the High-Definition feature on T2. If InterActual Player is in “DVD Video” mode, then it will behave like a regular player (Zoom Player for instance). This should reset the DVD ROM interface in InterActual Player. Select “InterActual Features” from the menu that appears. Click the View Content button, which is in the row of buttons at the top of the InterActual Player window, on the far left. Make sure that the Startup Mode is set as “InterActual Features”, and click OK when done.Ĥ. When the Configure panel opens, go to the Options tab.ģ. It has a hammer and wrench in the icon.Ģ. This is in the row of buttons at the top of the InterActual Player window, third from left.
Open InterActual Player, and click the Configure button. You can switch modes in InterActual Player by doing the following:ġ. The menu you see in a regular DVD player (or Zoom Player, or if playing the ripped files) only has the “Return To Main Menu” option available, and the High-Def content is not accessible. Hitting Continue starts the High-Def feature. But the correct one (the actual disc, running in InterActual Player) has two options: “Return To Main Menu”, and “Continue”. Both have similar text, so they are hard to tell apart, and list the system requirements for the feature. Technically, the “High-Definition” link on the T2 video menu has two destinations, and which one you get will depend on whether you are using InterActual Player or not, and of course, whether you are using the actual DVD or are playing the files from a hard drive. After reading the description of the issue, it sounds like the DVD video navigation is not working properly, and the DVD-ROM component that launches the High-Def feature is not even being hit. So there should NOT be a need to roll back the system or remove Media 10 from it. Now, from what you are describing it sounds like there is a separate problem not related to the patch or to Media Player.
Interactual player windows 10 download install#
If this is you, then install the patch to correct the WMP detection and the interface should function properly.
Interactual player windows 10 download upgrade#
So a Media 10 user would still see the prompt to upgrade WMP even though they already have the newest version. However, this script no longer works if the detected version of WMP is greater than 9. If you see this and have not updated Media Player, then just follow the installer prompts to install WM9 from the DVD. Then you can just click on the link to launch the installer. The way it is *supposed* to work is that if you have an older installation of WMP (6.4, 7, or 8), an HTML screen will replace the video in InterActual Player and advise you to install Windows Media 9 to continue (the installer is on the DVD). In the DVD-ROM content on the T2 disc is a script that performs a “version check” on your Windows Media Player. “First, let me explain what the problem actually is so that you understand what the patch is for. This is from Steve Zupan, Senior DVD Applications and Support Engineer, InterActual Technologies, Inc. This should be helpful for all the Google searchers.
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