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Do any boom boxes play computer discs?
Yes, some boom boxes play computer discs. Sony and RCA both manufacture boom boxes which play computer discs.
Why will a DVD play on your computer but not on your Xbox 360?
A DVD will play on the computer because the computers are made to play DVD's. The Xbox 360 will not play DVD's because they are made to only play BluRay discs.
What services does Mediaportal offer?
Mediaportal transforms your TV into a complete media solution where you can watch, schedule and record live TV. Other services include: listen to music and radio, stream media, radio and TV into your computer, and play videos, DVDs and Blu Ray Discs.
Can you play Blu-ray discs on your PC?
Only if your computer has a Blu-Ray player built in
Is there a program that I can use to play all media files?
Try DU Media Player Max it is so good Media Player Max is an easy-to-use program with amazing interface to play almost all media files with an easy-to-use playlist, The player can also play DVD-Video discs and Video-CD discs.
Can you play a PS3 game on computer?
No a PC does not have the hardware or software to play PS3 games and most can not read Blu-ray discs
Why cant you play any media on your computer?
different types of media require different codecs (or instructions that tell the computer how to use the file)
Can Nintendo DSi play discs?
No, the Nintendo DSi cannot play discs.
Can you put a ps3 game into a computer and play it?
No they do not have the software or hardware and few are able to read Blu-Ray discs
What equipment does one need to play DVD -r media?
To play a DVD-R media one can use a DVD player or a personal computer/laptop. If used a computer/laptop, one might also need adequate software for playing DVD media.
Can you transfer songs from an MP3 player onto Windows Media Player?
Yes, if you download it to the computer, it can play on Media player.
Can psp go play umd discs?
No PSP Go does not play UMD discs. UMD discs only work in the regular PSP handheld gaming system.
