In all honesty, the old ATI DVD player is dated, and not very good. I forget who makes it, but it's old technology. The ATI DVD player is just software, and is nothing special.
Most pre-built new computers come with DVD player software, like PowerDVD and WinDVD. So do CD and DVD readers and burners. As well as many other pieces of video and graphics hardware.
But to DIRECTLY answer your question, no. You are probably not going to be able to get the ATI DVD player to run. Especially not if you have updated the 128 PRO to ATI MMC 8.7 (and trust me, the MMC is more important than the DVD player).
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