DVD help

I use win xp pro and 2 GB of RAM
and Win Mediai Player Clasic Houme
And 64 MB of video RAM

All of my DVDs and I buy them they all play and skip sound and a little of the video skips.

If I play CDs they play greate.

And any files from the hard drive play ok.

If it was not Alinged right it would not play audio CDs ok and it does.

This is my DVD ROM specs

D.V.D R.O.M / C.D. R.O.M
Model 1HAP222-06
Interface I.D.E
DVD access Time 160 ms
D.V.D + R Write Speed 22 X
D.V.D + RW Rewrite Speed 8. X
D.V.D - R Write Speed 22 X
D.V.D - RW Rewrite Speed 6. X
D.V.D Read Speed 16 X
C.D. Write Speed 48 X
C.D. Rewrite Speed 32 X
C.D. Read Speed 48 X
 
64MB. of video memory is not all that much, but what mode have you got the drive running in PIO or UDMA. In Device Manager look under the IDE controller, if its it PIO mode change it to UDMA.
 
Thank but

ow do I change it to UDMA?

I am in Device Manger and in the Priperties for the DVD drive.

There are a lot of tabs.

I did go into all of them but I may be missing it.

Please tell me ware to look?
 
You look under the IDE controller the DVD drive is on. Not under the DVD drive itself.

Click the IDE controller drop down, pick the controller the DVD drive is on, right click on it, pick properties, advanced settings.
 
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thanks but

Ok I did it it says.

under the first IDE controller witch is 0. it says
Transfer Mode DMA if avalible so I have that selected. It is this or Pio

Then under Current Transfer Mode it say UMDA 6.
So I selected this.

First things first why does the first setting say DMA and the second setting say UMDA???

And second they are set to this and not pio so now what??
 
Ok I did it it says.

under the first IDE controller witch is 0. it says
Transfer Mode DMA if avalible so I have that selected. It is this or Pio

Then under Current Transfer Mode it say UMDA 6.
So I selected this.

First things first why does the first setting say DMA and the second setting say UMDA???

And second they are set to this and not pio so now what??

Pretty sure thats the wrong controller UDMA 6, Have you got a IDE harddrive too. Most CD/DVD drives run a UDMA 2. Check your other IDE controller.
 
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