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This happens because the DVD is only shown on the "primary" display device. There are technical reasons why this happens, but I won't go into them now.
If you go into the control panel that 'TheIxC3xRxTeam' mentioned, you might be able to set the TV as your 'primary' display device (and your laptop 'secondary'). This will cause your laptop's screen to show a 'blank' window. You can only do one at a time, *unless*, your video card drivers have a 'clone' feature.
If your control panel has a 'clone' feature or 'theater' mode, you can show the movie on both screens at once. For an ATI Radeon card, you can find that option under the 'Overlay' tab, and change the options at the bottom of that tab. (I don't recall specifically what the button is called.) Select the "Theater" mode, and it should work.
- rp
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