Hi, everyone.
I thought I'd update you on what I just learned re playing DVDs on 
the computer.

Upon testing a DVD in my computer - an HP machine running Windows 
Media Center - something called InterActual Player got launched, 
which appeared to be completely inaccessible, mainly due to the fact 
that none of the buttons were labeled.  The movie played 
automatically, though, for whatever that's worth.

When exploring the disk from within My Computer, I was able to get 
into a directory where it appeared that the movie was broken up into 
scenes.  I was then able, from within Windows Media Player, to go 
from scene to scene.  Though I saw a directory called Commentary, I 
wasn't able to do anything with those files because they were in a 
format that Windows Media Player couldn't play.

There was also a program called WinDVD that could presumably play my 
DVD.  But when I tried to do this, I was asked whether I was sure I 
wanted to change regions - whatever THAT means.  I got scared and 
cancelled out of it.

Thanks again to those of you who shared your experiences and advice.
Rachel


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