Windows Media Player is a built-in tool on Windows for playing media files, both audio and video. It is easy to use and, since it is a built-in application, requires no purchase or download to use.
Windows Media Player is designed to play MP3s, MP4s, and other video and music files. At the same time, this program is not compatible with all media. Many of the player’s users have found themselves asking, “Why does my DVD not play on Windows Media Player?”
Unfortunately, in some cases, with its default playback system, Windows Media Player won’t play a DVD. That doesn’t mean you can never play a DVD with Windows Media Player. It just means you’ll need a DVD coder for Windows Media Player in some instances.
Suppose you are wondering, “How do I get Windows Media Player to play a DVD?” In that case, this article will provide instructions on how to play a DVD on Windows Media Player with programs that perform DVD decode for Windows Media Player.