Can barely hear actors but music is loud on my new pc and system. Borrowed
dvd's from friend. Windows Media Player and XP. Stero pc-speakers. What
could be wrong? Tried changing most sound setting including mono...?

Use the other DVD player on your machine (Power DVD etc.)
You must have one or WMP would not be able to play DVD's.

Sounds like your 5.1 setup or something like that is messed up.


"John" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Can barely hear actors but music is loud on my new pc and system. Borrowed
> dvd's from friend. Windows Media Player and XP. Stero pc-speakers. What
> could be wrong? Tried changing most sound setting including mono...?

No, It's sounds exactly like a mixer issue.

I had this in BSplayer on my old Inspiron 7500. The effects and music in
(divx) movies was loud but voices were too faint. Ticking (or unticking) the
use mixer box in audio fixes the problem.

"John" wrote:

> Can barely hear actors but music is loud on my new pc and system. Borrowed
> dvd's from friend. Windows Media Player and XP. Stero pc-speakers. What
> could be wrong? Tried changing most sound setting including mono...?

Yep...forgot about that one.

Also if you have "3D effect" or some other such in your
audio Mixer window, turn it OFF.

"Gold333" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> No, It's sounds exactly like a mixer issue.
>
> I had this in BSplayer on my old Inspiron 7500. The effects and music in
> (divx) movies was loud but voices were too faint. Ticking (or unticking)
the
> use mixer box in audio fixes the problem.
>
> "John" wrote:
>
> > Can barely hear actors but music is loud on my new pc and system.
Borrowed
> > dvd's from friend. Windows Media Player and XP. Stero pc-speakers. What
> > could be wrong? Tried changing most sound setting including mono...?