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If you have a DVD player to watch movies and a video capture card on your computer, you should be able to connect the two and watch movies on your computer. Though, You might have to resolve complicated hardware and software issues to be able to watch movies on your monitor.

Buy a DVD-ROM drive that comes with a decoder card to save money and have a high likelihood of being able to watch movies, unless your computer already has all the necessary hardware and software to connect and run a DVD player.

For software MPEG decoding, you'll need at least a 350-MHz Pentium II or a G4 Macintosh. For hardware MPEG decoding, you'll need at least a 133-MHz Pentium or a G3 Macintosh. Your computer must support Macrovision to play copy-protected DVDs. Connect a computer DVD Player Drive to a Computer. Remember to come back to WebTechGeek.com for more How To.

 

TIPs: Connect a computer DVD Player Drive to a Computer.

A. Buy a video capture card with a built-in MPEG-2 DVD decoder and motion compensation. If you don't already have one. Find a card with S-video or better video inputs. Try to match the outputs on your DVD player.

B. Buy a video card with audio inputs if possible. Otherwise, buy a sound card with stereo input jacks (not standard). Consider external video-capture devices which includes a SCSI card, composite and S-video in and out jacks, stereo audio in and out jacks, and full-screen playback.

C. Install the necessary hardware and software for the video capture device you chose. Plug the DVD player into an outlet near your computer, but keep it as far away as possible to eliminate any chance of feedback on your monitor.

D. Connect cables to the left and right (color-coded red) audio RCA jacks on the back of the DVD player. Connect the other ends of the cables to line-in jacks on your sound card or external video-capture device.

E. Connect the DVD player to your video capture card or external device using the best technology common to both: progressive-scan component video, interlaced component video, S-video or composite video.

More Tips: Consumer video-capture cards cost between $150 and $500. Hardware MPEG decoders are far superior to software MPEG decoders. Connect a computer DVD Player Drive to a Computer.

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