Posted: Fri Mar 22, 2002 2:01 am
This is the most common problem I have found under WinXP. DVD drives not behaving properly.
Here is an extract from tweakxp.......
"Are you running 2 drives?
eg. DVD-Rom + CD-WriterROM??
But You can get your CD-WriterRom to work properly, but your dvd-rom runs as a standard cd-rom drive and its not picking up DVD's?
Heres The FIX:
Navigate to your device manager located in you system; in your control panel...Once there, click on "ATA/ATAPI controllers" open: "Secondary IDE channel" click the "Advanced Settings" tab: If your DVD-ROM is the master and your CD-WriterRom is a slave change the device 0: Transfer Mode to "PI0 Mode" in the drop down menu... or if your CD-WriterRom is master and your DVD-ROM is slave (which is really rare) change the device 1:transfer Mode to "PI0 Mode"in the drop down menu... Then restart your computer even if it doesn't ask you to!"
Note to DBLbass: I have the exact same problem with playing audio cds in media player. Pulsar is my only sound card, thus audio must be extracted digitally from the cd, and played as a wav.
If you have your cd drive connected to another soundcard for playback you might want to try unchecking digital playback in the cd-rom drives properties.
Winamp 2.78 doesn't seem to be very good at
extracting digital audio data for playback.
Im waiting for winamp3. Which is said to have better Xp implementation, although I have not tried the beta yet
Here is an extract from tweakxp.......
"Are you running 2 drives?
eg. DVD-Rom + CD-WriterROM??
But You can get your CD-WriterRom to work properly, but your dvd-rom runs as a standard cd-rom drive and its not picking up DVD's?
Heres The FIX:
Navigate to your device manager located in you system; in your control panel...Once there, click on "ATA/ATAPI controllers" open: "Secondary IDE channel" click the "Advanced Settings" tab: If your DVD-ROM is the master and your CD-WriterRom is a slave change the device 0: Transfer Mode to "PI0 Mode" in the drop down menu... or if your CD-WriterRom is master and your DVD-ROM is slave (which is really rare) change the device 1:transfer Mode to "PI0 Mode"in the drop down menu... Then restart your computer even if it doesn't ask you to!"
Note to DBLbass: I have the exact same problem with playing audio cds in media player. Pulsar is my only sound card, thus audio must be extracted digitally from the cd, and played as a wav.
If you have your cd drive connected to another soundcard for playback you might want to try unchecking digital playback in the cd-rom drives properties.
Winamp 2.78 doesn't seem to be very good at
extracting digital audio data for playback.
Im waiting for winamp3. Which is said to have better Xp implementation, although I have not tried the beta yet