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March 3rd, 2002, 12:02 PM
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| DVD 3.1 System Error
If you're using DVD player version 3.1 on 10.1.3 with Graphite appearance on a non-english system, you can't play DVDs. This has been confirmed on Apple's support forums, and a solution has come up, although it's not a very good one. It works, though. -> Blue. Yes, you'll be less efficient while working, but if you want to see that new DVD you bought, it's the only way to go right now. I hope Apple posts a new update very, very soon. Today would be fine for me, as I don't want to use 'blue' as an appearance. 
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