If you have a Blu-ray drive and are trying to play a Blu-ray disc in Windows Media Player, the same thing applies. Some software DVD players will auto-download the required codecs for you and hence you won’t have this problem, but for some reason Windows Media Players sucks at this and will pop up with the error message. You may have heard of DivX, which is a codec that allows people to compress full-length DVDs onto a CD without losing much of its original image quality. This encoded data cannot be played on your computer in its normal format, so it has to be DECODED on your computer before it plays. Whenever a DVD is created, especially new one with copyright protection software installed on them, the content of the DVD is encoded using algorithms into a special format. Codecs are small pieces of software that can decode the material on a DVD. Actually, the problem all comes down to something called codecs.
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