Also, another problem is that both of our PCs have stoped PLAYing DVD's properly, eather in the DVD-drives, or the DVD-RW - using powerdvd or mediaplayerclasisic it all works fine, except the the video is VERY slow (ie about 1frame per sec) and there no sound
You sure you don't have some sort of virus or trojan?
Have you tried putting one of the drives on its own cable and setting it to master?
i dont think so, i have AVG free 7, as well as sygate, adware and spybotOriginally Posted by Thorsson
- all up to date, avg run tri-weekly, adware/spybot run weekly.
daniel
also, i cant get windows media player to play videos (ie avi files)
- could this be related?
sounds like you may not have the right codecs or somethings deleted then try reinstalling media player 10 and get ac3filter
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CD drives use ATAPI, which uses "SCSI like" commands, which is probably where those errors are coming from.
Make sure your motherboard's chipset drivers are up to date. Might be worth trying it on a cleanly setup machine just in case it's a software conflict of some sort.
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To make an old cd burner of mine work once (I forget what it was) I had to go and download an aspi driver from adaptec. Could that be the problem?
It's worth a try.
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