Tom W
April 9th 06, 12:28 PM
Hi, After 2 years working fine, I put in a DVD and it was all faded out
(audio is OK) I'm attaching a couple of pictures. The first picture is a DVD
movie using "Power DVD XP" by Cyberlink Corp., it also does the same thing
using "Windows Media Player". After a couple days trying everything I could
think of, I was sure the problem was my DVD player (HP DVD Writer 300n)
then, by accident, I was on the Directv web site that had a little video
player (2nd picture) and it was the same faded video as the DVD.
Anyone have any suggestion as to what the problem might be?
My system: Windows XP Home SP2, HP Pavilion 304w, AMD Athlon XP 1.53 ghz,
736 mb DDR Ram, S3 Graphics ProSavageDDR(Display adapter), Microtek 815c LCD
flat panel monitor, DirectX version 9.0b.
Thanks
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(audio is OK) I'm attaching a couple of pictures. The first picture is a DVD
movie using "Power DVD XP" by Cyberlink Corp., it also does the same thing
using "Windows Media Player". After a couple days trying everything I could
think of, I was sure the problem was my DVD player (HP DVD Writer 300n)
then, by accident, I was on the Directv web site that had a little video
player (2nd picture) and it was the same faded video as the DVD.
Anyone have any suggestion as to what the problem might be?
My system: Windows XP Home SP2, HP Pavilion 304w, AMD Athlon XP 1.53 ghz,
736 mb DDR Ram, S3 Graphics ProSavageDDR(Display adapter), Microtek 815c LCD
flat panel monitor, DirectX version 9.0b.
Thanks
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