When I play a DVD it tells me listen to music while you drive

You only need compatible dvd player software to listen to movie dvd disks. For playing standard audio cd disks, nothing is needed since this support comes built in-to the OS, (Windows XP or higher)

Sounds like an issue with the optical drive. I would suggest trying a different type of disc in the drive ( I think they can play music CD's as well as DVD discs). You might just need a replacement drive for it.

Have u recently installed a new DVD Drive?

If so and even if so, you need to have an audio cable installed connecting the DVD drive to the Sound Card in order to get sound when playing a MUSIC CD or DVD player from that drive. So double check that inside of the PC.

Next, go into the Audio Settings in the Control Panel and make sure sound is not muted.

All DVD Players will read and play CD players

When you are playing cd,s set your amp to stereo and the sub should work,prologic should never be used for playing music as this destorys the sound stage,if you are useing small speakers make sure you have set the size in the setup menu and the cross over to about 80hertz.

Hope this helps.

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Check to see if there is a firmware fix from Toshiba, if not replace CD/DVD Rom drive

What OS are you using?
In windows go to the Control Panel+ Performance Maintance+System(system properties) + Hardware+ Device Manager from the list select disk drive and select the one that you are trying to access and on the general tab make sure that the drive is enabled.
NEXT In my computer right click on the drive and properties make sure auto play is selected for music. And then also if you have more than one CD/DVD drive you it can possible that the drive is set not to play video and music. The too you will find in the properties menu.


Thank You good luck

Generally speaking you could squirt alcohol in your cat or dog's eyes and that will solve the problem.

Trying to play MP3's on Sony VAIO. Music Cracking like it's trying to be read...slow...no solution, sorry.

it would help to know what machine your playing these in . your media seems to be have recorded inna different format maybe your discs are not burned properly maybe theres a fault in your machine i would take it back to the shop or the media back the shop oh and if burning you must not use ne other program its probably your using media that is not finalized or your machine isnt designed to play them discs your using