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can anyone help me with this one? I'm a musician using XP and I recently
upgraded from Cubase 5.1 to SX. Yesterday I downloaded a few new VST
instruments from a reliable website (www.kvr-vst.com) and installed them into
Cubase. I played a CD shortly afterwards and noticed that the sound quality
in Media Player 10 was very distorted - I put it down to the dodgy volume
control on my speakers. However, when I rebooted the computer a couple of
hours later my CD-Rom drive tray started inexplicably opening and closing of
its own accord and wouldn't work. When I tried playing a CD in my DVD drive
Media Player kept crashing. One of the VSTs that I downloaded must have
caused a conflict so I uninstalled the VSTs but the problem remained. I've
now uninstalled Cubase as well - I can now play discs in my CD-Rom drive but
the tray still pops out now and again and Media Player is working again but
the sound is still very distorted. When I play a disc using Real Player the
sound quality's fine. I'm really stumped on this one so if anyone can help
I'd appreciate it.
upgraded from Cubase 5.1 to SX. Yesterday I downloaded a few new VST
instruments from a reliable website (www.kvr-vst.com) and installed them into
Cubase. I played a CD shortly afterwards and noticed that the sound quality
in Media Player 10 was very distorted - I put it down to the dodgy volume
control on my speakers. However, when I rebooted the computer a couple of
hours later my CD-Rom drive tray started inexplicably opening and closing of
its own accord and wouldn't work. When I tried playing a CD in my DVD drive
Media Player kept crashing. One of the VSTs that I downloaded must have
caused a conflict so I uninstalled the VSTs but the problem remained. I've
now uninstalled Cubase as well - I can now play discs in my CD-Rom drive but
the tray still pops out now and again and Media Player is working again but
the sound is still very distorted. When I play a disc using Real Player the
sound quality's fine. I'm really stumped on this one so if anyone can help
I'd appreciate it.