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Windows has changed how it handles DVDs, but you probably didn't know that

For years, putting a DVD into your Windows PC was as simple as dropping a disc into the tray and letting the movie play. Windows Media Player would spin up, autoplay would kick in, and before you knew ...
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Windows Media Center plays Ripped DVDs, how to make it do that with HD-DVDs?

Ok, so I just decided to mess with Windows Media Center in Windows 7. I didn't know that it could take raw, ripped movies and treat them like DVDs! So this is a pretty cool realization, especially ...
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creating a DVD using video_ts and audio_ts folders on Windows 7

I have video_ts and audio_ts folder (the audio_ts folder is empty) on my hard drive. Using Macintosh OS X, to create a DVD, I insert a blank DVD, copy the video_ts and audio_ts folders over to the ...