video codec trouble

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David Shorthouse

Hey folks,

I have PowerDVD5 installed on my XP Pro machine and have an spdif cable
connected to my receiver. My audio is an onboard SoundMax AD1888 controller.
I can get spdif pass-through just fine so long as I select 2 speakers in
Control Panel. As soon as I select 5.1 speakers (trying to get things to
work with WMP9), video in PowerDVD plays at ~2X normal speed and there is no
audio. There is obviously a codec conflict somewhere, but how do I go about
troubleshooting? I have tried uninstalling and re-installing the audio
drivers and PowerDVD, but this doesn't help the issue.

Thanks,

Dave
 
-----Original Message-----
Hey folks,

I have PowerDVD5 installed on my XP Pro machine and have an spdif cable
connected to my receiver. My audio is an onboard SoundMax AD1888 controller.
I can get spdif pass-through just fine so long as I select 2 speakers in
Control Panel. As soon as I select 5.1 speakers (trying to get things to
work with WMP9), video in PowerDVD plays at ~2X normal speed and there is no
audio. There is obviously a codec conflict somewhere, but how do I go about
troubleshooting? I have tried uninstalling and re- installing the audio
drivers and PowerDVD, but this doesn't help the issue.

Thanks,

Dave

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.I had codec trouble at one stage and through all of my
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findings I think I found that pdvd5 did not have spdif or
surround compatability.this might be a cause. Don't quote
me but through persaverance and multiple chat and post
groups I worked my problem out. keep trying
 
I have PowerDVD5 installed on my XP Pro machine and
have an spdif cable
findings I think I found that pdvd5 did not have spdif or
surround compatability.this might be a cause. Don't quote
me but through persaverance and multiple chat and post
groups I worked my problem out. keep trying
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Thanks, but PowerDVD 5 does have spdif and surround capability.
 
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