When I use my dvd drive the sound in the speakers is distorted, kind of jumps every few seconds. I can copy Cds on to my computer, while its copying it distorts sound but the I can play the music fine through media player, so I don't think it is a problem with the actual drive but more a system or sound card problem.
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There is nothing wrong with your laptop.
If you are copying a cd and trying to play music at the same time, you are pushing the processor power of your laptop or low on memory.
When copying a cd it should rip it without sound to your hardrive, so i assume that your are playing music from your hardrive as well as ripping and this model of laptop i think comes standard with a 1.3ghz processor with 512mb of memory, which can easily be drained when ripping or burning.
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If you are trying to make a copy of a commercially produced DVD movie, give up. They are copy protected and the equipment sold to record and play DVDs will not allow you to make copies of these movies. Even if it would copy, there would be image distortion and possible sound distortion that would render the movie unwatchable. There are other ways to do it that involve computers and special software, but they are not legal in most jurisdictions so I will not venture into those areas.
are the cds you are using copys or originals as sometimes the copy wont give you the stereo sound that you want but if you are getting stereo sound through the radio and all speakers are working there should be no reason why you dont get sound through all 4 speaker through the cd as they all go through the same channels and produce sound the same way as the radio the only problem i ever had with sound was that the copys wouldnt give me stereo sound but the only other problem could be is that the cd player in the unit is damaged or something come loose on the actuall cd unit in the player itself have you tried ajusting the loudness of each speaker and see if their is any sound at all if not and you are using originall cds then their should be no problem with the sound you could try turning the stereo sound off and have it on mono then see if you get any sound in the other speakers if not then it is fault with the unit itself this can be difficult to repair and expensive to get parts for how old is unit try playing round with the speaker volumes if this dont change anything and the mono and stereo sound dont change anything then it will need to be repaired so i would sugest to take this to repair shop as this would be difficult to repair hope this is some help to you ........................................
What kind of integrated sound card do you have?? I am going to assume its realtek. Go to control panel, then open up RealTek HD Sound effect manager and make sure the drop down menu for Environment is on "none". The try your speakers.
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Two
things can cause static.
First,
If you have your speakers turned up to high it will give you feedback causing
distortion and static. I recommend using a headset when videoing.
Second
reason is, if you are using a laptop and have added an external microphone
and have a built-in mike, between the two it will cause distortion and static.
Not
knowing the configuration of your computer makes it harder to analyze the
problem.
So
hope this is of some help. Bud
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Two
things can cause static.
First,
If you have your speakers turned up to high it will give you feedback causing
distortion and static. I recommend using headphones during videoing.
Second
reason is, if you are using a laptop and have added an external microphone
between the two it will cause distortion and static.
Not
knowing the configuration of your computer makes it harder to analyze the
problem.
So
hope this is of some help. Bud
u gotta make sure all the connectors are right, The dvd player output cables are plugged into the OUTPUT of ur dvd, and they go into the Video Input of the amplifier, U gotta make sure ur speakers are plugged in into right too, out put speakers. Surround system only works on DVDs and some music CDS, so dont expext to have surround sound from all music CDS/
Have you tryed a differant audio input on another set or on that same set. Are the audio cables good?? If all this is ok then the D/A converter inside the unit is defective and most likely it wont pay to repai sorry
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