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John

posted on 25th Mar 06 at 17:30

ffdshow plays everything except the 2 mentioned above though and won't cause any conflicts.
Its also very handy if you want to change any setting or do post processing or change aspect ratios.


Russ

posted on 25th Mar 06 at 17:28

codec packs arent bad if u choose wich codecs you want to install with them...


John

posted on 25th Mar 06 at 17:26

Its instead of using codec packs, it does the same thing though.
It'll play anything except quicktime and real media.


Sam

posted on 25th Mar 06 at 17:20

What's that?


John

posted on 25th Mar 06 at 17:13

Don't dl any codec pack.
Codec packs are bad.
Dl ffdshow.


Sam

posted on 25th Mar 06 at 17:13

It's built into the motherboard.

Where do I get this codec pack you speak of?


Russ

posted on 25th Mar 06 at 17:06

what sound card is it?

d/l k0lite codec pack and newest soudcard drivers, use driver cleaner to delte frivers not control panel


Sam

posted on 25th Mar 06 at 17:05

There is no jack on the drive so it's through the sound card.

If I delete the driver in Device Manager and reboot, will it give me the option to check the Internet for latest drivers etc.? It's been a while since I done any PC troubleshooting in Windows, I forgot what Windows says when it finds a new device etc. (Win XP anyway)! :lol:


John

posted on 25th Mar 06 at 16:32

Its not the drive because if its reading the video it has to be able to read the audio too.
I'd say a driver or codec issue.


Russ

posted on 25th Mar 06 at 15:07

is he lisening threw the sound card or the jack in the cd drive?


Sam

posted on 25th Mar 06 at 14:57

Also it doesn't matter whether he uses Media Player, Real Player or anything else to watch the DVD, there's still no sound, so I'm thinking maybe it's device driver or hardware related?


Sam

posted on 25th Mar 06 at 14:56

On my brother's computer, he has an Asus DRW-1604P CD/DVD combo writer drive.

He can burn and read CDs and DVDs fine, and listen to audio CDs fine, however if he tries to watch a DVD the picture is fine but there is no sound? Doesn't matter whether they are normal DVDs or copies.

Is the drive broken do you think? DVD sound worked once upon a time but hasn't worked for a few weeks now, and he says he hasn't installed anything new on the computer that might have affected it...