My computer dvd player does not play audio from my pre recorded dvds. I can play music in my computer though.?
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There is usually a cable that runs from the back of the CD/DVD drive to the sound card (or motherboard if you use the onboard sound). Check to see that it is in place.
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It may be because it does not support those types of Cd's. I have seen where some players will not play burnt Cd's from computers. I don't know why?? but they are just not compatible and wont play.
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Check out VLC\n\nhttp://www.videolan.org/vlc/\n\nIt's a great (FREE!) all around media player which will also play DVDs.
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Its not the computer, its the driver.\n\nLook on your CPU and see if you have a DVD driver. It should say DVD on it. If it just says CD-ROM then you cant burn DVDs.
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You will need to purchase a DVD drive for your computer to play DVDs.  It is not possible to play a DVD out of a CD Drive.  your best bet is to purchase a DVD drive or a DVD burner from tigerdirect.com or newegg.com for under $40, install it and then you will be able to watch DVDs
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Well there is a problem with your DVD decoder. U will hav to download a new DVD decoder. Open windows media player> Tools> Download>Plugins\nU will get a list of DVD decoders. The best way is to download any other DVD player like WinDVD, Power DVD etc\n\nDVD
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I suggest you use a CD for that - it'll work on most dvd players.  DVDs are really made for video and audio together and most commercial DVD players will not play Audio DVDs, however the program you have with your DVD burner should have the capability to create them, its just a matter of trying them on your DVD player to find out if they work.
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it can be down to the disks, you actually use, not all dvd types play on normal dvds players, i have a jvc one which dont play cheap dvd r's i buy form a cheap supplier, but it plays sony dvd -r's, where i have a cheap £30 philips one and plays every dvd i have. you need to try searching the forums for your model and see what type of disks everyone uses. if you mail me ill see if i can find more or post your dvd player model
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Check to see if you have the proper dvd codecs installed.  This can be an issue, especially if you're using Windows Media Player.  Also try updating the drivers, either through MS or though Dell (since it is Dell product).  Also, if you have multiple dvd/cd burning programs installed it might cause conflicts.
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You can do that with microsoft media player, and you also need a dvd drive, not just a standard cd-r playback drive. More then likley you dont have a dvd drive on your computer, but you might.
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If your computer doesn't have native AVI or WM* file compatibility, you may need to convert them to VOB files, which is the native file format of DVD players.  \n\nA program like Nero Vision will do that for you.  You can download a copy of the demo of Nero Ultra 7 at www.nero.com .\n\nHope this helps!\nMM
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If you have an external dvd recorder, it should just plug in to the usb port and your pc should detect it.\n\nIf not, you might have to reinstall it again.\nOnce you pc detects it then it shows up as a drive in your MyComputer.\n\nIf Windows Media Player wont detect it then use another media player. There's lots of them out there.\n\nYOu can use winamp, apple quicktime, Core player, Ultra Player, well i could go on and on.\ngood luck\nstef
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does your dvd can read these formats. If it does then you need to load the drivers agin for the dvd drive. fist remove the device and add it back again.
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Have you tried to play files that played OK before?\nHave you downloaded anything since being able to correctly play a file?\nAre you playing a new file?\nHave you altered anythin on your PC since being able to play a file?\nHave you tried the file on a different PC?
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anthony and moni are on the right track. however, in case you are talking about a DVD player that is not a part of the computer, in other words, hooks up to tele, it will need to be a conversion program that fits the region code for where the friend lives, such as region 2, UK.\nAlso, there is a possibility that the programme download had something wrong with its sound. It has happened to me. \nNothing will help in that case of course.\nI hope this gives more immediate help than the message that said learn computers and told you about those books. A good idea for the long term, but for immediate things, asking here is great.  \nWe can ask questions, give answers, and learn together.\nP.S. Dwight, I like your resources page linked from your 360 page. Good show!
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Are you concerned about recording, or playback? If it is a playback issue then the player program that you use has to know what drive the DVD disc is in. It is the same for Windows Media Player 10 you have to select the drive in which the DVD movie is in. If recording is the issue, right click on the drive in "My Computer" and select the "Properties" for that drive. Click on "Recording" and check all of the settings.
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Apparently you have a DVD burner. If you also have a DVD player besides the DVD burner you can put the one that plays in the DVD player in comptuer and put a blank DVD disk in the DVD burner and use Nero (seems to work very well) and choose the option of copy entire disk. This should work for you..If you don't have a DVD player in the computer you can pick up a DVD/CDrw @ walmart (lite-on brand) for around 30-40 bucks....Thanks