Ok. Just recieved a DVD from a friend of mine.
It plays perfectly well in my stand-alone player.
But it unreadable in my computer.
The XP error message says
Windows cannot read from this disk. The disk might be corrupted, or it could be using a format that is not compatible with windows

ISObuster says there is only a session/track layout, no file system or files.
Though it does show the track as being 4.38 GB.

Is there a way I can pull the VOBs and such from this disc?
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Try DVDDecrypter
http://www.dvddecrypter.org.uk/
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Thanks, but no joy.
It returns an error on every sector of the disc when it tries to decrypt it.
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Try DVD Fab Decrypter. DVDDecrypter is kinda old.
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That is the software that came with my drive.
It can't even read the disc and keeps asking me to insert a disc.
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Use ISO Puzzle. Read this: Recover Data From a Bad Disc

FYI, I think that PowerDVD comment was left by a spammer. It was a stupid suggestion.
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I'm starting to think there is nothing wrong with the disc.
I think it is more a problem that it was burnt with some kind of goofie burning system.

As I said. It plays perfectly fine in my stand alone.
But there is no file system on it for windows to read.

I think I am just going to get a new copy from a different trader.

It's not a rare show or anything like that. And I know several people who have it.
Just thought I would check and see if it might be something simple to salvage the disc I have.
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i had that same problem years ago and it was the drive itself going bad...dunno if thats the case here for you, but something to think about
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It might be UDF only, without the ISO bridged to it. Windows doesn't always like UDF-only media.
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I agree - it might be a drive going bad or a simple case of that particular drive not liking that disk. Try a drive in another computer.
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