No volume when playing a movie but the music is playing
Check teh basics first - Mute is off , volume levels are up high.
SOURCE: My cd/Dvd driver stopped playing movies only can
sounds alike software but CD DVD can be most unreliable if they get a little old ... seek a resolution on web software drivers Windows media player settings ... or throw it away as I had to and get a new one .... cheap for desktop not so good for notebooks
SOURCE: I have a toshiba satellite A laptop,it use to play
You have a software problem not a hardware issue. You will find that the register may need repairing. ( Run Mechanic program in Win xx ) or to put it simply the computer forgot it has a DVD/CD you should go into control panel revome the CD drivers in uninstall or add/remove hardware. Then reboot and let Win detect new hardware as the DVD/CD let it find the drivers over the net or if you know the infoof the DVD/CD 'select from list' to add manually. Chances are though you don't have a driver disk nor would it be able to read it because you will have disabled the malfunctioning driver so it must come from the inter net or change the boot sequence in the 'set-up' to cd rom first and put the original Win disc in the CD and reboot.
Happy movie'ing! < not a word, yet.
Good Luck. Let me know.
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SOURCE: My cd/dvd rom plays movie dvd's, but does not read
We ran a typical Satellite A200 battery of tests, including games, applications, and a couple other areas. Time constraints limited the amount of testing we could get done before the NDA lift (and it's already a few hours late), but we will be providing a follow-up article with further testing and information. That said, if there are any specific areas that you'd like to see tested, feel free to e-mail me or leave a comment.
SOURCE: sound card is my problem i can't play music
Try installing the latest audio driver.
You can download any orall the Windows device drivers for your model laptop from the Toshiba WEB sitefrom their download page. Make sure you enter the model of your laptop so youcan get the correct drivers. Please click on this link: -
http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/support/jsp/home.jsp
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The Problem> Sound: Placing the mouse pointer over the ICON to the lower right of your screen should indicate the percentage of Volume your speakers are adjusted for. Right click and you get the Open Volume Mixer section. The playback devices can be your computer speakers or a separate headset with microphone. Here you can make adjustments accordingly. At the bottom are Volume Control Options that allow you to increase or decrease the audio reception. Generally, when you insert an external Headphone with Microphone into the sound port in; an automatic disconnect may occur preventing computer speakers from working. This is common with Laptops. If you lack sound, you may need to update the sound drivers, change cables, and/or check to see if the speakers work on another device.
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