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Originally Posted by AnotherCat
Up to Windows 7 Windows came with DVD video playing.
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Not quite.
Several versions of Windows befor and during Win7 lacked DVD codecs:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/w...layer-plug-ins
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Some editions of Windows include full-featured DVD playback capability in Windows Media Player. For those that don't, you can purchase a plug-in or add-on that adds features such as full-screen video playback controls and DVD chapter listings to Windows Media Player.
For Windows 8.1. If you're running Windows 8.1, you can visit the Windows Store and purchase a DVD player add-on.
For Windows 7. Windows 7 Home Premium, Ultimate, and Enterprise come with DVD playback capability built in. If you're running Windows 7 Home Basic or Starter, you can upgrade your edition of Windows 7 to add full DVD capability.
For Windows XP or Windows Vista. If you're running Windows XP, Windows Vista Home Basic, Windows Vista Business, or Windows Vista Enterprise, you can enhance your DVD playback experience by purchasing one of the DVD decoder packs listed below.
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