DVD audio help

legologic

I recently had to format and reinstall due to my system being in German when I bought it. Everything seemed grand untill the other night I tried to watch a DVD. I am getting no audio from the DVD. I've gone through every possible setting, program volume control, system volume control I can think of but to no avail. It works for audio CD's, games and system and program sounds just not for DVD. I've tried running DVD's in quicktime and win media player and neither worked tho' all audio settings I could find said they should.

It's a Fujitsu Siemens amilo m3438G m760 Laptop with a Realtek HD audio card. I figured it's just a DVD audio codec I need or something but don't know where to start. Any suggestions appreciated.

Khannie

That's an odd one (given that cd audio works). Have you tried vlc media player? ( www.videolan.org )

conzy

Try the K-lite Codec pack maybe?

http://www.k-litecodecpack.com/

Also try VLC player, someone recomended it the other day and I tried it. Its a really good player and it playes everything, so no need for quicktime, real player............

sweno

I came across a similar problem when re-installing xp for a friend.. The K-Lite codec pack done the job... Also what are you using to watch the DVD... It could just be that program at fault..

_CreeD_

Make sure your software/audio console isn't set to route DolbyDigital/DTS through a digital output only.

legologic

Yeah tried this this morning. VLC worked fine without codecs and that K-lite pack done the trick for the rest. Thanks all.