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DVD Player for iMac? How do I play DVDs?
I burned a DVD and want to play it, I see it mounted but it wont play in VLC?
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Does DVD Player in the Applications folder not work?
And what folders and file types are on the burned DVD, if it is a video DVD at all? Open a Finder window, select the DVD and expand all folders on that DVD in List View (CMD+2) and make a screenshot and attach it to your next post. And since you probably use an external DVD player, what model is it exactly?
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VLC is THE way to go
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iDVD IS NOT FOR PLAYING DVD'S... DVD Player is... If that is not in the application folder download it from apple ( might be an extra to install if on the recovery partition ) or use VLC
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Don't, apple does not have a very obvious documentation... but in principal you can safely assume a mac will do what you want out of the box (within reason).
Use forums to help. You can set autoplay in the Preferences panel
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