Sound problems with WinDVD

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  1. cowz69

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    WinDVD seems to be playing back MPG, AVI files perfectly fine however the second I throw a DVD the video comes out clean but the sound is non-existent. I tried uninstalling PowerDVD and still the problem persists. I am not sure what to do and whether it is a problem with already existing powerdvd audio drivers/codecs on my system... Help please. I have an XP 1700 with a GEforce 3 and an SB audigy.
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    stupid question but are you turning the sound up completely full?? because ac3 sound is pretty low!
     
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    Yup the sound is all the way up. Also I checked whether anything is muted and it is not. The wires are all connected.
     
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    Ok so this is amazingly strange lol! i think the ppl u need to call are those u got your computer from!
     
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    Unfortunately the person who built the computer was me :) and calling myself hasn't worked so far :(... heh
     
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    HA! i dunno then dude, weird it is, just for curiousity, get ac3 filters from the software section of this site!
     
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    Nope... No luck :) Thanks though..
     
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    geez that is strange, hmm could it be down to the soundcard do you think?
     
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    I'm pretty sure it isn't the sound card... I was reading somewhere else that powerdvd and stuff create their own files which mess with the output when another player is used. Thats why I thought that powerdvd could be doing something with the sound files.... But till I know which files to remove so that intervideo windvd can replace them I don't think there will be any sound :).
     
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    hahaha, ok dude, bit of a wicked little problem, but thats why computers are so fun :) lol
     

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