No matter what DVD player I use on the computer, the sound is very shaky and doesn't come in well. It is not the DVD because I have tried all of my DVDs. The sound on the movie sounds as if it is buffering every second so the sound is very shaky. I really need help.

Have you try watching using a DVD player on your t.v if doesn't try watch on it using a DVD player but if still it doesn't have a picture but only sound perhaps there is a problem with your HDTV.

First,make sure that you connected the cables like this
In the right side of the picture,you have an RCA-RCA cable. Find on the back of the dvd player, sound section> right and left RCA sockets. It doesn`t matter if they are not the same color,just plug the two RCA cables into the right and left sockets on the back of the dvd player

i have an audiovox dvd player model D1718 . i put the disc in and it says it is loading but then comes up no disc . how can i fix this problem?

I think the DVD player might either be set to output RGB, or if you are watching it via a scart to TV, and the TV is not RGB type. Alternative the TV is an RGB type and your player needs switching to RGB output.

To solve this:

1- Check if you have more than 1 DVD player program installed. If yes, uninstall any you don't use (being careful not to uninstall the one you use or that's needed for the recording part of what you do)
2- Check if you have more than 1 Media player software like VLC media player, Microsoft Media player (automatically installed) etc.

Because it also affects video played saved on your computer (assuming AVI or video you play using Windows Media Player or another player) and DVD playback, its usually a program that is conflicting with another of the same type (plays media Audio/Video). If the above solution did not work, try performing the "system restore" and choose a date of when you definitely remember it working without chatter. If this is not an option, proceed below.

If your computer has been performing regular updates and you happen to be using a new Windows Media player, do you remember if it happened during a computer software update? If yes, the fault lies with Windows Media player having performed an upgrade to itself. You may want to "demote" media player by going to Control Panel and "add or remove programs" list (making sure "show updates" is checked) and scroll down until you see Windows Media player. Then uninstall the latest update it has performed.

If you installed another media player/DVD player program(s) and it coincides with your problems, uninstall it. Multiple DVD/Media players have their own settings, file changes/updates and they can affect one another if installed simultaneously on 1 system.

Let us know how it goes and rate us. :)

Sounds like a bad pick up assy (Laser)

Some DVD players requires installation of software to load some DVD's. Ask your dealer to provide you with a Software CD. Just insert this software CD and then try to run DVD it will work...

it really doesnt matter what color the cables are as long as the one from video out on the dvd player is going to video in on the tv then the same for the sound.yellow is generally video and red would be your sound

Cut feed lead to pin 16 (in the scart not the equipmend!)
Does not matter which end. It just stops the TV from switching to RGB- The DVD is sending non standard RGB - PanamanNE

i would say for some reason your dvd player is not compatible from now on with that brand of blank dvd!


get the firmware update from the brand website all you do is download the file burnit on a cd and put it in the dvd player should fix most and eventual problems