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Methods
Play a DVD in a common teaching room
The latest fleet (2019) of All-In-One GATCF PCs are not fitted with a DVD player.
A loans unit can be requested by contacting VAVS.
- Play on the combined DVD and VHS Player - these players are being phased out and only available in a few rooms (A1-014, A1-126, A4-004, B1-106, D1-001A, D1-001B, E1-023, E1-004, E1-022, 14-006, 14-201, 15-014, 17-131, 302-Yard). Insert the disk or tape. Most DVDs will play automatically otherwise press play on the player
- Play on your laptop
Once the laptop is connected to the system and its external output has been enabled (duplicated or mirrored), insert the DVD in the appropriate slot on your laptop then launch the DVD player program you have installed on your laptop. We recommend using the VLC media player.