'm sorry, it doesn't follow that people who posess a DVD drive in their computer necessarily even have the slightest interest in playing movies. If they did, they would have: 1. Bought the hardware or software decoder in addition to the drive. 2. Loaded the appropriate Operating System to use the hardware or software decoder with the drive. No they wouldn't. I wouldn't. I don't own a Win XX OS and I DON'T want to since I don't feel like paying for something that doesn't work. I also DON'T want to break break copyright laws, but I do want to be able to see DVD movies on my computer. So what do I do? I bless Mr Johanssen for finding out how to be able to watch the DVDs under the OS of my choice, Linux. I've paid for the movie, I don't want to pay for Windows to be able to watch it.
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'm sorry, it doesn't follow that people who posess a DVD drive in their computer necessarily even have the slightest interest in playing movies. If they did, they would have: 1. Bought the hardware or software decoder in addition to the drive. 2. Loaded the appropriate Operating System to use the hardware or software decoder with the drive. No they wouldn't. I wouldn't. I don't own a Win XX OS and I DON'T want to since I don't feel like paying for something that doesn't work. I also DON'T want to break break copyright laws, but I do want to be able to see DVD movies on my computer. So what do I do? I bless Mr Johanssen for finding out how to be able to watch the DVDs under the OS of my choice, Linux. I've paid for the movie, I don't want to pay for Windows to be able to watch it.