Why can t I put VCD on my computer?

I can put CD, I can't put VCD, it should be a problem with the decoder of the ** device, reinstall one. Storm video is OK.,But there's a problem with the connection on the second floor.,I tried it and couldn't**.。 Recommend a Fei Fan** connection: Storm Video.

Is the optical drive broken?

1. The disc is scratched or the substrate is too thin, this situation can be simply identified with the naked eye, the reflective side of the disc is slowly rotated towards the light or sunlight, and whether there are clear scratches on the disc with the naked eye, if there are deeper scratches, the disc is broken and cannot be read; Pinch the edge of one side of the disc with your hand to see if the disc is flat, if the disc is bent, the disc substrate is too thin, and it may be deformed when it is placed in the optical drive and rotates at the speed of light, which may affect the reading;

2. The optical drive laser head has dust, affecting the data reading, this situation mostly appears in some old optical drives or the optical drives of the computer with more dust in the environment, you can take more discs to try, if even some of the quality of the disc without scratches is obviously very good to read is very difficult, you can basically determine that the laser head is dirty and needs to be cleaned up. The cleaning laser head can be cleaned using some cleaning discs with special cleaning optical drives; If you have the experience of disassembling the optical drive, you can also disassemble and clean it yourself, as long as you use a clean cotton swab to clean the laser head, you can properly dip some distilled water, and you must not use organic solvents, such as alcohol, etc.; If it's too troublesome, you can also directly change an optical drive, which is not a necessity now, and it is not as high as before;

3. The current host's optical drive is not a full-code optical drive, and it is impossible to read some of the *** discs, and the *** region code is jointly formulated by the eight major film companies in the United States, in order to protect the rights and interests of the *** region code division when the film is shown in various regions. Divide the world into six regions, and limit the number of discs circulating in each region to the film region code. In this way, cinema or home users in each area will not be able to obtain cheap CDs through parallel input or from ** low-cost areas, but must obtain them through normal channels, thus ensuring their own rights.

In this case, you need to check whether it is a full-code optical drive on the Internet according to the model of the optical drive, but this possibility is not very likely, because the D version is popular in the mainland, so the products sold by optical drive manufacturers in the mainland basically have no restrictions in this regard;

5. The current software installed in the computer does not support the ** file format of the disc, this situation is easy to identify, if you can't, the system will pop up the corresponding prompt, if there is a prompt with words such as unsupported format, you need to ** several different ** software to try**.

Configure a *** optical drive, or on a computer with a *** optical drive, copy the files to a USB flash drive.

Hello, I have a general understanding of the question you asked, and I am sorting out the answer, please be patient 1. Software check. Enter the "Device Manager" window of the system, and the device list has this *** item as shown below. The system has recognized the device and installed the driver.

If there is no such item, it means that the system cannot recognize the *** device, and the problem is in the hardware. 2. If the system has recognized the device, a movie disc is placed in the optical drive, which can be opened to view the disc file, but cannot ***** the program, then the system lacks ** decoding plug-in. You can install an audio-visual device to solve the problem.

If the disc file cannot be opened, the laser head in the optical drive will be aged. Replace the optical drive. 3. The system cannot recognize the equipment situation.

Restart the computer and pay attention to whether the *** panel indicator light is on. Bright, indicating that the device is powered on; Flashing indicates optical drive self-test. If it does not light up, it means that there is a problem with the power supply of the optical drive.

It can also be judged from the presence or absence of the rotation sound of the optical drive. 4. Turn off the power cord and unplug it, open the chassis, change the data cable, and plug the power plug several times. Then power on and turn on the device, enter the system device manager, and check whether the system recognizes the optical drive.

Identified, load the disc and try it, then operate as 2. 5. Still unable to identify, the data cable plug on the motherboard is replaced with a SATA socket and tried again, it is invalid, and the optical drive is scrapped.

You can try the above methods

We hope you find it helpful

1. First of all, use the elimination method, use other discs to put them in the optical drive to see if there is a problem with the optical drive hardware, or if it is caused by a problem with the driver;

2. Check whether it is the reason for the disc itself, there may be scratches, it may be that the pirated disc cannot be recognized;

3. If your *** disc is a movie disc, the computer generally can't be as automatic as a video disc, you need to use the built-in wmp **, or other audio-visual ** to solve;

Go buy a dedicated *** DVD player.

Normally, if your computer can't *****, there will be two possibilities, one is that your computer's optical drive is in CD format and can't support *** format, and the other is to say'The *** optical drive is locked in the *** disc area. The second situation is mainly because the area code in the optical drive and the large number of discs are different, so you can't do it, if you really want to see it, then it is recommended to read the optical disc of the *** format burned on the computer, if the optical drive can run normally, then it is incompatible between the optical disc and the optical drive.

When you encounter a situation where the computer can't *****, first consider whether your *** disc has been tightly encrypted, in fact, it is simply an area code protection. At present, area code protection is mainly divided into two types: "digital encryption" and "analogue encryption".

Digital encryption: ***The digital encryption of the disc is mainly encrypted by "CSS", what is "CSS"? In fact"css" means that the stored video content must go through the encoding program,If you want**These videos need to be decoded before they can be carried out**,This means that the data in the *** disc Xu Ao can only be decoded and authorized**。

to unzip it, then double-click" and the file will start to install;

2. If the InstallShield Wizard window appears during the installation process, it means that the InstallShield Wizard will install Power*** on your computer, and you need to click Next to continue the installation;

3. When installing Cyberlink Power*** Ultra, a license agreement will appear, and you need to click "Yes" at this time, otherwise you will not be able to proceed to the next step;

4. The next step is to choose the location where Power*** is installed, usually the default computer is the C disk.

in the specified folder.

If you don't want to install it on the C drive, click "Browse", select the location you want to install, and click Next.

5. After that, the software will be automatically installed, and then the "Settings" window will pop up, at this time you can choose according to your needs, if you don't want the extra software that comes with it, you can not select, continue to click Next;

6. Finally, the computer will pop up a "installation completed" window, which indicates that the software has been installed, and then click the finish button to launch the window.

If your computer is unable to do so, it can cause a number of problems. The most common problems include: software is not installed, hardware driver is not installed, unreadable, optical drive driver problems, wrong settings, etc.

Below, we'll go over some steps that might help solve your problem.

1.Use compatible software.

Many computers come with their own *****, but if yours can't, you may want to consider using other compatible software. Some popular free ***** include VLCmediaPlayer or GOMplayer.

2.Check the optical drive.

3.Update the drivers.

Make sure the appropriate drivers are installed on the optical drive. You can try updating the optical drive driver manually or using the free driver update software.

4.Try restarting your PC.

5.Remove outdated or corrupted registry entries.

Delete obsolete or corrupted registry entries related to optical drives in the registry. Make sure to back up the data in the registry before doing this.