I try to play a perfedtly good DVD and I get a message saying there is no preferred video decoder for MPEG-2. I have no idea where it went, where it came from, or if I ever had one. My relatively new Optorite DD0401 DVD-R rep told me to look for the mfgr of the DVD I want to play. I have the Install CD for a product called Sonic MyDVD, which seems to be a roxio product. The install CD has "INSTALLER DISC Version 4.5" and OpenDVD printed on it
The reason I'm posting this question is that SonicDVD refuses to install. I get a message that: "My DVD Setup is preparing the Install Shield Wizard, which will guide you through the rest of the setup process. Please Wait." Then another message appears, with MyDVD on the title bar and the following message in the window: "An installation Support file could not be Installed. The parameter is incorrect."
What can I do to get this product installed correctly? I run Windows XP Home Editrion with SP2. Is the SonicDVD product supported on Win XP? If I can get it installed, maybe it will provide a video decoder that will enable me to play my DVDs. Please help if you can. Thanks, Gary
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I try to play a perfedtly good DVD and I get a message saying there is no preferred video decoder for MPEG-2. I have no idea where it went, where it came from, or if I ever had one. My relatively new Optorite DD0401 DVD-R rep told me to look for the mfgr of the DVD I want to play. I have the Install CD for a product called Sonic MyDVD, which seems to be a roxio product. The install CD has "INSTALLER DISC Version 4.5" and OpenDVD printed on it
The reason I'm posting this question is that SonicDVD refuses to install. I get a message that: "My DVD Setup is preparing the Install Shield Wizard, which will guide you through the rest of the setup process. Please Wait." Then another message appears, with MyDVD on the title bar and the following message in the window: "An installation Support file could not be Installed. The parameter is incorrect."
What can I do to get this product installed correctly? I run Windows XP Home Editrion with SP2. Is the SonicDVD product supported on Win XP? If I can get it installed, maybe it will provide a video decoder that will enable me to play my DVDs. Please help if you can. Thanks, Gary
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