Dear all,
(solved it minutes after posting ... sorry!)
today (after installing Toast 7 and VirtualPC7 on a PowerBook G4, Mac OSX 10.4, latest release), I cannot play any DVDs.
When I insert a DVD, Apple's DVDPlayer starts, but pressing play results in a message "no DVD". Likewise, the DVD is not mounted on the desktop. However, when I run the Apple HardDisk tool (not sure of the correct english name since I have the german language version), I see the DVD, mount point "/Volumes/DVDVolume", though I also cannot go to that directory via the Finders Menu. Strange enough, in Windows 2K running in VirtualPC, I see and have access to the DVD. Of course, VirtualPC was not running when I inserted the DVD.
I hope I mentioned everything relevant and hope someone of you may have a hint for me. It will be appreciated!
Greetings,
Pit
I just rebooted the system and everything works fine ... sorry I did not think of it before posting.
Pit
(solved it minutes after posting ... sorry!)
today (after installing Toast 7 and VirtualPC7 on a PowerBook G4, Mac OSX 10.4, latest release), I cannot play any DVDs.
When I insert a DVD, Apple's DVDPlayer starts, but pressing play results in a message "no DVD". Likewise, the DVD is not mounted on the desktop. However, when I run the Apple HardDisk tool (not sure of the correct english name since I have the german language version), I see the DVD, mount point "/Volumes/DVDVolume", though I also cannot go to that directory via the Finders Menu. Strange enough, in Windows 2K running in VirtualPC, I see and have access to the DVD. Of course, VirtualPC was not running when I inserted the DVD.
I hope I mentioned everything relevant and hope someone of you may have a hint for me. It will be appreciated!
Greetings,
Pit
I just rebooted the system and everything works fine ... sorry I did not think of it before posting.
Pit