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Hi. It's me again. I still haven't fixed my problem. I went to Intervideo Inc. to see what could be the problem. I found this thing called DMA that if it's not enabled in the properties of the DVD-ROM then that could affect the dvd performance. I couldn't find it on my dvd rom settings. I don't get that because my computer is brand new. Also I probably should've said this but the Intervideo WinDVD came with my computer, I didn't install it. So I was wondering if that could cause a problem. I was wondering if someone could tell me what I should do if the DMA isn't in the DVD-ROM properties. Also which sound is better, Digital or Analog? Please respond to me as soon as possible! Also I'd like to thank setarip for responding to me again.
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1) From within WinDVD, turn off "Hardware acceleration"
2) In order to access your DVD ROM's settings, you have to go into the Control PanelComment
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Hey, thanks for replying to me again setarip. There's another problem. I can't access the WinDVD hardware acceleration. It doesn't let me or it's not there. I don't know. I don't know if there's a way to access it or not. So please reply to me as soon as possible if you know how to access it or if you have an alternate solution.Comment
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My profuse apologies - I should have said "Hardware motion compensation". It's under "Properties", click on the "Display"tab. If it's unchecked, put a checkmark next to it. If it already has a checkmark next to it, uncheck it...
(You'll also find other "smoothing" settings there. If not already done, check all of them)Comment
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