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JohnO
What about sound from regular CDs? If that's gone too, be sure you connected
the audio cable between the drive to the sound card.
-John O
the audio cable between the drive to the sound card.
-John O
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Alon Brodski
Hello!
I have a wierd problem.
I have an older system (2000),P III 800 VIA Apollo Pro 133 and I have Win
XP.
So I recently bought LG DVD-ROM drive and it works fine,just no sound ONLY
when I try to play DVD discs on it.But,say,when I try to play MP3's,it plays
them fine.How come?
I use Windows Media Player 10.
BTW,I kinda installed the driver from a bundle CD that came with a drive,but
in driver's properties it shows Microsoft 2001.
May be should also get a newer driver or problems somewhere else?
Al
I have a wierd problem.
I have an older system (2000),P III 800 VIA Apollo Pro 133 and I have Win
XP.
So I recently bought LG DVD-ROM drive and it works fine,just no sound ONLY
when I try to play DVD discs on it.But,say,when I try to play MP3's,it plays
them fine.How come?
I use Windows Media Player 10.
BTW,I kinda installed the driver from a bundle CD that came with a drive,but
in driver's properties it shows Microsoft 2001.
May be should also get a newer driver or problems somewhere else?
Al
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Alon Brodski
Regular CDs play fine!
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Yves Leclerc
You must note that the audio cable is not required when the audio is played in
"digital mode".
"digital mode".
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JohnO
Correct. But, with that older machine it was one variable that was easily
eliminated.
eliminated.
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JohnO
I didn't mean to imply that at all! Gotta start with the simple stuff,
that's the first troubeshooting step when I can't see into your computer
myself.
But anyway, Yves is correct, you don't really need one these days. Lots of
computers don't have them at all. I was taking an angle that maybe you'd get
audio if it was there, even if the root cause of the problem is a driver or
the DVD app. I guess that angle didn't pan out.
-John O
that's the first troubeshooting step when I can't see into your computer
myself.
But anyway, Yves is correct, you don't really need one these days. Lots of
computers don't have them at all. I was taking an angle that maybe you'd get
audio if it was there, even if the root cause of the problem is a driver or
the DVD app. I guess that angle didn't pan out.
-John O
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Alon Brodski
I'm not THAT stupid NOT to connect an audio cable!
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Alon Brodski
Hey!
I simply installed XP codec 2.0.1. and now I do have sound.
Though there's another issue...The picture is too dark.Even nVIDIA software
brightness control doesn't have any effect on it.
And Win Media player brightness control don't move from 0 position...
I simply installed XP codec 2.0.1. and now I do have sound.
Though there's another issue...The picture is too dark.Even nVIDIA software
brightness control doesn't have any effect on it.
And Win Media player brightness control don't move from 0 position...