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I used to play a DVD just fine when I first got the drive for my computer,
back when I had Windows 98 loaded. I've since upgraded several components
including a new mobo, memory, graphics card, upped to Windows XP...pretty
much everthing has been replaced except the case, floppy, and dvd drives.
But since then, I've tried 3 DVD programes (and their decoders for Windows
Media Player 10). PowerDVD and PowerCinema both cause memory errors and
crash the programs in both their standalone programs and media player.
WinDVD works, but for some reason it refuses to output a signal if I hook my
computer to a TV/HDTV (which I want to be able to do).
Could my DVD drive itself be the issue? The only time I get a memory error
is when I try to play a DVD, so I'm guessing that's not the issue.
back when I had Windows 98 loaded. I've since upgraded several components
including a new mobo, memory, graphics card, upped to Windows XP...pretty
much everthing has been replaced except the case, floppy, and dvd drives.
But since then, I've tried 3 DVD programes (and their decoders for Windows
Media Player 10). PowerDVD and PowerCinema both cause memory errors and
crash the programs in both their standalone programs and media player.
WinDVD works, but for some reason it refuses to output a signal if I hook my
computer to a TV/HDTV (which I want to be able to do).
Could my DVD drive itself be the issue? The only time I get a memory error
is when I try to play a DVD, so I'm guessing that's not the issue.