DVD movies are region specific. This is a code on the disc which says where the DVD can be played. Region 1 is the USA, Region 2 is Europe and so on. If you have a Region 1 DVD in Europe, it won't play. Many people disagree with region encoding and enter a code into their DVD players to turn off this protection. The codes are all listed on the internet and are free to use. There are some DVDs which are Region 0, which will play anywhere. In short the answer is "no" unless it's a region 0 dvd or if the machine has been set to play anything
If you burn them to another DVD and don't transcode them they'll work just fine!
Most DVD movies are written at a lower speed that's why. Try to upgrade your DVD drive
All you need to do is place a DVD in the disk drive and it will play by itself.
Movies are on DVD and you can not play DVD on PS1
No
Computers can only play Blu-Ray discs if their optical drive is a Bluray drive rather than a DVD.
Most modern PC's will play DVD movies. However, you need to make sure your PC has a DVD drive. Some older or very low-end PC's have only a CD player, which will not play DVD's. Also, some laptop and notebook PC's save size and weight by omitting to have a built-in DVD drive. In this case you can plug an external DVD drive into a USB port.
a CD drive plays music and a DVD drive plays movies.
You cannot play a DVD in a CD-ROM drive, you need a DVD compatible drive in order to play a DVD.
Yes, but you will have to play it with either a external USB drive or a networked DVD Drive.
yes it can play DVDs
It is mainly because the disk is scratched or your console/computer drive is damaged.