DVD sound a problem but is playing ok.

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The optical audio out from the TV only works for the TV's tuner, probably. Hook-up optical from Cable/SAT and from PS3 boxes to DVD/Receiver.

Clean the player with a disc cleaner with a drop of the solvent on each brush on the surface of cleaner CD and play it in the player. If sound quality improves then keep running the cleaner disc till its sound becomes ok. If this does not work then then there is problem on the output amplifier circuit which can be checked out by a professional technician.........sodeep

please make sure you have properly installed your sound card drivers..
check this by playing any other music file
it you hear some sound then download this codec pack and install it

Thnx and i hope this helps
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Did you try reinstalling the power DVD software?

First you just play the songs in VLC player.If sounds comes then ok,otherwise cheack below that i have written......

I think either the (XP)sound drivers doesn't match or the problem in your sound device. So it's better to go to the nearest service station and cheak your laptop. If it is OK then, search for proper sound drivers from them or in google.

sounds like the Balance on the volume control is set to one extreme. Put it in middle. Use Control Panel - Audio - Play settings

It turns out the I was given the right advice. That the DVD player was not working properly and that it should be replaced. After the chat. I had one of my DVDs ,that was not playing on my friends player, played on one of her friends DVD player that was the same brand and model. It played! That proved to me that my friends DVD player was indeed faulty. She now believes me when I tell her that she needs new equipment!
Thank you, murp99

Sounds like the scart lead is not in straight. Scart connectors have the audio pins at one end, and the video pins at the other. If the lead isn't in straight then you often get sound and no picture and vice versa.

Check the connection by pushing the scart lead in securely. (Both DVD and TV end of the lead)

Failing that could be a dodgy lead.

You need a new DVD codec. If you have a copy of WinDVD, give it an install. Otherwise, try the free codec on www.divx.com.