First International Computer Inc CT2WG User Manual
Fun with Multimedia
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You can use Windows Media Player to watch DVDs on your Notebook
computer. Like a conventional DVD player, by using the Player, you can skip
to specific titles and chapters, play sequences in slow motion, gain access to
special features, and switch audio and caption languages. In addition to these
conventional DVD player tasks, you can also retrieve information about each
disc from the Internet.
computer. Like a conventional DVD player, by using the Player, you can skip
to specific titles and chapters, play sequences in slow motion, gain access to
special features, and switch audio and caption languages. In addition to these
conventional DVD player tasks, you can also retrieve information about each
disc from the Internet.
Figure 4-7 To play a DVD
On the Play menu, point to DVD, VCD or CD Audio, and then click the drive
that contains the DVD. In the Playlist pane, click a DVD title, or chapter
name, if appropriate.
that contains the DVD. In the Playlist pane, click a DVD title, or chapter
name, if appropriate.
To eject a disc, on the Play menu, click Eject. If you have discs in multiple
drives, point to Eject, and then click the name of the disc that you want to
eject. To play a selected title in a DVD repeatedly, on the Play menu, click
Repeat. A check mark appears next to the command to indicate it is turned on.
drives, point to Eject, and then click the name of the disc that you want to
eject. To play a selected title in a DVD repeatedly, on the Play menu, click
Repeat. A check mark appears next to the command to indicate it is turned on.