auto dvd players

Ive gone through all the settings, through properties, ive gone through the registry, ive uninstalled and reinstalled and they
still wont auto start.
What am I missing? Any ideas?

theres a fix for that . its called autorun repair wizard ..
http://www.softwarepatch.com/windows/xp- autorun.html

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2007-07-17 14:20:22 by pid_38

WE ARE SELLING THIS ITEM !!! New large 7 Inch LCD motorized screen Car DVD Player with SD Card slot and USB port. Having a large screen is a very ...

the picture is there, but there is no light to illuminate the screen

Screen's backlight or its inverter has failed. Get the help of a qualified technician to have it replaced.

2009-08-10 21:22:23 by debbie g

Price: $199.99

Twin mobile DVD players with seven-inch LCD displays
Built-in speaker on both units; AV and headphone jacks
Plays DVDs, CDs and JPGs
Play two different DVDs or watch the same one on both screens
Includes two AC power adapters, two remote controls, two car power adapters, and headrest mounting kits

no its not

2007-09-29 23:22:20 by Mike & Bari K

Price: $179.99

The Philips Portable DVD player is compatible with most DVD and CD discs available in the market. DVD, DVD+/-R, DVD+/-RW, (S)VCD, and CD - all of them can play on the DVD player.
Dual screens allow you to display same videos or images from the portable DVD players. Simply plug in and mount the screens on the headrests in your car
The high resolution color LCD display brings images to life, showing off your treasured photos, favorite movies and music with the same 'real life' rich detail and vibrant colors as high quality prints
Play your movies and music in car! The Philips D9012 featuring two 9" TFT LCD display screens let you indulge in enjoying your DVD movies, music and photos on the road. Install and mount easily for in-car enjoyment.
Play JPEG photos that are saved on your disc. Relive your favorite moments with family and friends anytime you want!

I own a Town car that I drive for a company. I use the mileage to dictate my taxes because I put several miles on the car and it far out weighs the itemized amount. I am wondering that if I put a dvd player in the car can I itemize that seperately since it is not actually part of maintenance or depreciation; or would that simply be trying to double dip?

No, unless you want an audit. Even with an audit, no.

You would have a hard time convincing an auditor that is was "necessary" as a business expense. It is in a separate category of equipment called "listed property," which needs additional documentation of its "business use" as opposed to its "personal use." If you, for example, entertain customers in your car with the DVD, you need to document personal use of the DVD versus entertaining customers, etc. and take the business use percentage. You would need a log book, to keep record of all the times you used the DVD, and for business, what business discussions were made. And they still probably would balk.

2008-11-08 05:13:32 by nimbylive

DL'd a movie and was wondering if .avi is the correct format that needs to be for a dvd player to autoread...

it depends on the player ...the latest ones are divx certified up to version6 i do believe ... this should play all the latest divx and xvid avi type files without converting .... if u get them in 700MB size u can put 5 or 6 on one regular 4.7DVD its great :)
... it wont matter on the region ... region is protection thats actually a part of a dvd ... an avi "data burn" is going to be region free.

2006-08-06 18:31:32 by Joe