Do I understand correctly that if I download this program, I can use it on two separate laptops? My travel laptop has no DVD player.
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My understanding is "yes"...but if you use the program on both systems simultaneously, you may get a raised eyebrow from corel. but I have had trouble running it on my desktop for some reason.....desktop is more than adequately powerful...but corel engineers shrugged and said "yes...we've seen this problem and our engineers are working on it"......3 months ago....still no answer to several emails asking for assistance. ... maybe d/l the free trial 1st on both an see if they'll run it.
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You can only install the software on one computer. if you have another computer, you'll have to purchase another copy
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I had the same problem because of my surface pro which doesn't have a DVD player built in. Once you get the product its easy to download the software right from their website (http://www.actiontec.com/303.html). You put in the screanbeam product id for your product and you download everything right from there.
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Yes, this device will serve your needs to duplicate the DVD you have created. It duplicated DVD's quickly, if you need more than one disc at a time I may suggest the Copystar products that duplicate more than one DVD at a time. I hope that this was helpful to you!
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I know for a fact that certain dvd players playback a certain dvds base on the format recorded. Your literature for your dvd player will usually tell you this. As for some computers being able to play back your DVDs and other computers won't, it may be the same reason as mentioned. I've never had problems playing my DVDs on multiple computers. However when I purchased these "Sony" DVD+R media, I was not able to use them. My HP desk top computer did not recognize them. FYI: It was after 30 days that I received my order, I could not return them, and there for I gave them to Goodwill.
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Actually, it can be installed on two computers for one user: one desktop and one laptop. This question was asked on the Camtasia Feedback site. "Yes! You sure can install it on exactly two computers. That's in fact what our license agreement covers. We want to accommodate those who work at work...and work at home or on the road. :) Sincerely, Mike Curtis [Camtasia Employee]" Per https://feedback.techsmith.com/techsmith/topics/can_i_put_camtasia_on_my_desktop_computer_and_my_laptop_without_having_to_purchase_it_twice
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I've played many moves on it but perhaps they've all been regular DVD. I know I've successfully burned many BluRays (for iTunes sharing to Apple TV, which is the primary reason I bought it) but when I just tried to play a BluRay on the computer (VLC Media Player installed Win8 Bootcamp on Mac Mini hardware) I got an error, so maybe there is an issue playing BluRays. I'll mess around with it and see if I can get it to work and let you know.
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Im able to run it on two computers simultaneously. You should have no problem installing it on another machine.
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Why would you want to hook up a DVD player to your laptop and then run an HDMI cable to the TV? I don't even think that would work, althought I've never tried. Wouldn't it make more sense to a.) Hook up the DVD player directly to the TV and play DVDs like most people do or b.) Play a DVD on your laptop and then connect the laptop to the TV via an HDMI cable. Just my thoughts as I'm not sure of all the underlying reasoning.
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Hi, yes you can do thats, I reinstall with two (recovery Dvd) Dvd and work ok!
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I am not sure on that. But beware, you can only download the software to one computer only.
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Hi Flo, No, unfortunately this would not work for you. You must have at least a net book that can attach to a dvd drive. As it does take up memory, I would advise using only with a laptop or desktop. If you have a tablet Amazon and Google Play both have lots of great free games I have found. It makes a great substitute when traveling light. ;) Good Luck!
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Hmm. Good question. I play DVDs directly in my computer. But if you want to hook up the Toshiba multi-region to your PC and are playing another region DVD in in it, I wonder if the PC will reject that other-region DVD?
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Where did you by the sound drivers and how much?I finally got mine working but before Brian's post. He is correct' as best I can tell, and the problem rests with our computer software. I purchased a " DVD Decoder" download load on line from Roxio (I paid $20.98 but you can get it for a one time only down load for about $15 -if that is what you want). It now plays DVD movies and installs software which is what I wanted. I uninstalled the Hero program from my computer. Happy with the results but I only wish that I had been able to read Brian James post before I purchased the fix. Where did you by the sound drivers and how much?I finally got mine working but before Brian's post. He is correct' as best I can tell, and the problem rests with our computer software. I purchased a " DVD Decoder" download load on line from Roxio (I paid $20.98 but you can get it for a one time only down load for about $15 -if that is what you want). It now plays DVD movies and installs software which is what I wanted. I uninstalled the Hero program from my computer. Happy with the results but I only wish that I had been able to read Brian James post before I purchased the fix.
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Yes. I can't remember if we just plugged it in and it worked or if we downloaded it online, but it works. We bought this BECAUSE our daughter's laptop didn't have a dvd drive and it works great with it.
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Well, it worked (for me) on 2 Windows laptops and I was also able to burn a couple of DVD's while connected to an i5 MacMini. And I did not install any software. The laptops used Roxio, the Mac has its built-in program. I hope it works out for you.
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It's worked great on my MacBook and a Toshiba running 8.1 and the developer's preview of 10. If you're trying to boot from the DVD drive, make sure the laptop's bios supports external drives and as Tyler said, if you want to play DVDs, you'll need to download another program. VLC Player works perfectly if you need a 3rd party media player that supports DVDs.