Now help me - onboard video and DVD's

well my onboard video has no overlay options.
well games cant use overlay and i cant play DVD's b/c of the overlay.. iv tryed 2 DVD programes and nether will let me.
is it b/c i have dual monitors? b/c it works on other systems with dual monitors.

Here is a paste from intervideo's web site go here to see source
Why do I get a "Cannot Create Overlay" error?
If you encounter this problem then try lowering your resolution to 800x600 and using high color (65 thousand).
I changed the time zone on my computer. Why am I getting a message that my full version product is a trial version again?
We have recently been made aware of incidents in which the full version has reverted back to a trial version after a time zone change on the PC. We are currently working to resolve this problem. In the meantime, please change the time zone on your PC to the one you were under when you first activated WinDVD.
How do I use multi-channel support with WinDVD 4?
First, close the WinDVD 4 application. In order to utilize multichannel speakers under Microsoft Windows, you'll go into the Control Panel, Sounds and Audio Devices, Audio, and under Sound Playback click on the Advanced button. An Advanced Audio Properties window will open, click on the speakers button and under speakers setup drop down the arrow to 5.1 surround sound speaker, Apply, and Ok.
Next, start the WinDVD 4 application, and after the film starts playing, right click and choose SETUP and then at the AUDIO tab, you will have multi-channel speaker support available.
maybe this will help. the only time i have ever seen this type of error is when directx7, or greater is not installed, but w/xp that is not an issue.

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