Interactual Error 2.0
Support Guy, we highly recommend that you visit our Guide for New Members. DVD player won't play "InterActual" Discussion in 'All Other Software' started by Biltin, Jul 11, 2004. Thread Status: Not open for further replies. Advertisement Biltin Thread Starter Joined: Jun 21, 2004 Messages: 35 When clicking play to watch any of my dvd's i get the following message; "InterActual 2.0 Error: Playback failed due to a problem with the video subsystem. Lowering your screen resolution or color depth may fix the problem." it has been doing this for a month or so and i have no idea why it is saying this. does anyone know what i should do? Biltin, Jul 11, 2004 #1 eddie5659 Moderator Malware Specialist Joined: Mar 19, 2001 Messages: 29,802 Hiya Take a look at this: Error PL4014: Playback failed due to an error with the audio subsystem - This error can occur if support for the DirectSound component of Microsoft DirectX® is either not available in, or not supported by, your audio card's drivers. To correct this problem it may be necessary to update either DirectX or your audio card's driver. This error can also occur in the InterActual software if your system has the Ulead DVD Player installed. This software apparently does not have DirectSound support in its DirectShow sound filters, so when our player attempts to use it to play a DVD then the error will occur. For information about DVD decoders that properly support Microsoft DirectShow functions, visit the "Buy A DVD Decoder" section on our main website. http://player.interactual.com/help/support/articles/0151.asp So, first of all, which version of DirectX are you running? Go to Run and type DXDIAG In the first tab will be the version. Also, what is your sound card? Control panel | System. Device Manager. Under Sound will be the name of the card. Then, rightclick and choose Properties, driver tab. Whats the version? Regards eddie eddie5659, Jul 18, 2004 #2 This thread has been Locked and is not open to further replies. Please start a New Thread if you're having a similar issue.View our Welcome Guide to learn how to use this site. Show Ignored Content As Seen On Welcome to Tech
Trying to play DVDs with InterActual Player 2.0 and I keep getting an error. Error PL4013: Playback failed due to problem with video subsystem. May be using an unsupported display mode or your system may not have a working decoder inside....can anyone help?? Thanks. bandit1010, Jun 18, 2005 #1 jancz3rt VIP Member Messages: 4,061 Seems like a problem Is there a program for playing DVDs (known as a DVD Decoder) installed on your computer? * Over 50% of all support https://forums.techguy.org/threads/dvd-player-wont-play-interactual.249130/ requests are from people who do not have an appropriate DVD Decoder and receive a "No decoder found" or "Video Subsystem Error (PL4013)". Most computers that have DVD-ROM drives come with a program for playing DVDs, such as Intervideo WinDVD, Cyberlink PowerDVD or Sonic Cineplayer. This program is typically installed by your computer manufacturer (look for it in http://www.computerforum.com/threads/dvd-player-error-please-help.15220/ your Start Menu) and you should contact your computer manufacturer if you cannot find it. From: http://player.interactual.com/help/support/contactus/default.asp JAN jancz3rt, Jun 18, 2005 #2 jbrown456 New Member Messages: 863 I'd use a program like Power DVD, see what happens. jbrown456, Jun 18, 2005 #3 jjsevdt New Member Messages: 1,176 Get rid of interactual. It sux. Power DVD will do anything you need, or try Jet Audio, it plays everything jjsevdt, Jun 19, 2005 #4 sidthereal New Member Messages: 271 what about real player ? or windows media player, the latest versions? sidthereal, Jun 25, 2005 #5 (You must log in or sign up to reply here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in Computer Forum Home Forums > Computer Hardware > CD/DVD/Blu-ray Technology > Home Forums Forums Quick Links Search Forums Recent Posts Members Members Quick Links Notable Members Registered Members Current
Gaming Smartphones Tablets Windows 8 PSUs Android Your question Get the answer Tom's Hardware>Forum>Windows XP>DVD drive won't play dvds> DVD drive won't play http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/53396-45-drive-play-dvds dvds Tags: DVD Drives Microsoft Decoder Windows XP Last response: 17 July 2005 19:43 in Windows XP Share gort 16 July 2005 16:05:01 Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general (More info?) I just tried playing dvds on my dvd drive and nothing's happening. Real Player is telling me that I don't have a dvd drive and when I interactual error try playing dvds via InterActual I'm getting the message: 'Error PL4013: Playback failed due to a problem with the video subsystem. You may be using an unsupported display mode or your system may not have a working decoder installed. Please ensure that your DVD decoder is functioning properly by launching it from Start | Programs.' I've tried interactual error 2.0 playing cds and there are no problems. This has only just started happening. Any ideas anyone? More about : dvd drive play dvds Anonymous 16 July 2005 19:10:46 Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general (More info?) InterActual is a program normally put on many DVD movies to allow a PC to play a DVD movie. You could try going to add/remove programs. Remove InterActual. Then, put in a DVD movie with that program on it, and reinstall it. Many people use the 3rd party pay-for PowerDVD program instead. An errant program, yourself, or another user could have minimized some display setting. Preventing the display of full color/screen DVD movies. Reinstalling InterActual won't fix this. There are three steps in playing commercial DVD movies. One is the menu system. Another is decoding some of the DVD files that each contain a certain mpeg2. Both of these are done with the DVD movie playing software. And, finally, these are decoded and displayed. This last step is what the error message