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You may want to start WinDVD and adjust the settings before inserting the disc and starting the movie. To start WinDVD without a disc in the drive: 1 Click Start on the taskbar. 2 Choose All Programs. 3 Choose Video. 4 Click InterVideo WinDVD Player. 5 Click InterVideo WinDVD 4. The WinDVD video window and control panel opens. NOTE: If you are playing a movie full screen and the WinDVD control panel is hidden, you can redisplay it by clicking anywhere in the video window. To use the WinDVD control panel: • To see what a button does on the control panel, place the mouse pointer on the button; the button title appears on screen. • To move the WinDVD control panel, place the mouse pointer on the panel (but not on a button), and drag it to the desired location on the screen. • To resize the video window when it is not full screen, place the mouse pointer on a window corner, and then drag the border. Or Click the Full Screen button in the upper-right corner of the WinDVD control panel. • For information on the InterVideo WinDVD software, refer to the online Help within the program by clicking the ? (question mark) icon in the WinDVD control panel. using country/region codes Most DVD discs have country/region codes embedded in the disc data that limit where the DVD movie can be played. The country/region number is usually placed over a world globe printed on the DVD packaging and disc. DVDs without country/region codes will play on any player or drive in any country/region. working with sound, pictures, and video 59

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working with sound, pictures, and video
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You may want to start WinDVD and adjust the settings before inserting the disc
and starting the movie. To start WinDVD without a disc in the drive:
1
Click
Start
on the taskbar.
2
Choose
All Programs
.
3
Choose
Video
.
4
Click
InterVideo WinDVD Player
.
5
Click
InterVideo WinDVD 4
.
The WinDVD video window and control panel opens.
NOTE:
If you are playing a movie full screen and the WinDVD control panel is
hidden, you can redisplay it by clicking anywhere in the video window.
To use the WinDVD control panel:
•
To see what a button does on the control panel, place the mouse pointer on
the button; the button title appears on screen.
•
To move the WinDVD control panel, place the mouse pointer on the panel
(but not on a button), and drag it to the desired location on the screen.
•
To resize the video window when it is not full screen, place the mouse pointer
on a window corner, and then drag the border.
Or
Click the
Full Screen
button in the upper-right corner of the WinDVD
control panel.
•
For information on the InterVideo WinDVD software, refer to the online Help
within the program by clicking the
?
(question mark) icon
in the WinDVD
control panel.
using country/region codes
Most DVD discs have country/region codes embedded in the disc data that limit
where the DVD movie can be played.
The country/region number is usually placed over a world globe printed on the
DVD packaging and disc. DVDs without country/region codes will play on any
player or drive in any country/region.