[macvoiceover] Re: DVD
- From: David Poehlman <david.poehlman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: macvoiceover@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 16 Sep 2007 08:57:36 -0400
Hi Vashawn,
Did you get the hotel connectivity issue solved on your pro? Can you
try another DVD? I believe what should pop up when you insert a DVD
is a program called IDVD which should work. Have you tried
interacting with the "unknown? controls can hide in them.
On Sep 15, 2007, at 9:10 PM, VaShaun Jones wrote:
Hello listers I am in Florida (my favorite hideaway ) and I open my
Mac Book Pro and it says I don't have any trusted wireless connections
available. Do I want to connect to the hotel's network? This happened
as soon as I turned on the computer. It said the hotels name, but I
don't remember it. I recognized the name because hours earlier I had
to go to the control panel of my Windows laptop and configure it
myself (what I now know is a pain). If I am allowed to curse in a good
way (not flaming a lister), that was the coolest shi* I have ever
seen. Sorry, I had to get that out! Now for the question: I solved the
problem of wondering why I had another component showing up next to my
HD. It was a DVD....This brings me to the day that I wanted to test if
things "just work on the Mac". So I set up my computer using no
sighted assistance using VO. Cool it worked, now I want to play a CD.
I put it in and wa la I Toones popped up and played the CD without a
long Windows I Toones wait. Oh and it actually was assessable....Now
lets try a DVD. So I put my problem in its beautiful slot and this
program popped up. It doesn't play and I am stuck one month later. The
program says that it is "unknown" and will not to my knowledge play.
It is a bootleg DVD, but should work just fine. Can someone help.
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