I have a an imac with Lion OS x software 10.7.5. The built in DVD player will no longer play dvd;s and it says its an unsupported disc. I have done a risk disk permissions and verify disk and both say ok

I have a an imac with Lion OS x software 10.7.5. The built in DVD player will no longer play dvd's  and it says its an unsupported disc. I have done a risk disk permissions and verify disk and both say ok.
I haven't changed any settings regarding region codes

You may have run discs from different regions,these would be commercial DVDs. If so most DVD players need to be told what region the disc is from. Have you done this by chance, if you are not sure look at the region numbers listed on the commerical DVDs you have and see if some use different numbers.

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