I use this blog for all of my projects. Select the "LAW" category on the right side of this blog to see the projects, diagrams and charts that are primarily intended for this blog.
As some of you may have already noticed, the DVDs don't have audio.
Don't panic, we do go to a university who uses students to do professional jobs. Did I mention these students don't have a union? lol, k aside from the political jabs, read the following to see
STEP ONE 
Go to one of the following Links below and download VLC player.
-->DO NOT download VLC player from any other website
or your computer may be swarmed by Adware.
You can trust these two Links:
Windows: http://download.cnet.com/3001-13632_4-10267151.html?spi=d4c7605e398ab1cc3cb41a3560230e3a
Mac: http://download.cnet.com/VLC-Media-Player/3000-2139_4-10210434.html?tag=contentMain;contentBody;2d
Download and Install VLC player.
STEP TWO
MAC: When the DVD appears on the desktop. It will be titled "Clemens", press the Ctrl key and click on "Clemens" and select "open", do NOT play.
Windows 7: Open "computer" from the start menu and then on the left side list select your DVD drive.
Older Versions of Windows: Open "computer" from the start menu and right click on your DVD drive and select "open", do NOT play.
STEP THREE
Open file “Video_TS”
STEP FOUR
Open the largest file. This should be at least 500,000 KB or 5 MG.
Your audio will work!
USING CAMPUS COMPUTERS:
Skip step one.
On step four you will notice a pop up appears that says computer does not recognize the file format. Select “choose program to open”. Select Windows Media player or QuickTime video player.
WAS THIS SIMPLE ENOUGH? Probably could use some ZEN :-). Please ask questions and or comment below.
WAS THIS SIMPLE ENOUGH? Probably could use some ZEN :-). Please ask questions and or comment below.
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