It's so funny: DVD recording it not compatible with playing music

[Guest Gaspar]

It's so funny because I have a brand new Intel based computer with Dual Core

processor, SATA discs, 2 Gbs of RAM and when I try to record a DVD with Nero

Windows Media Player can't play music at normal speed! (it stops, clips

audio or play very slow).

 

How should I configure my windows 2003 server computer?

(I have win2k3 because this a development machine).

 

Thanks a lot.

[Guest Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

Re: It's so funny: DVD recording it not compatible with playing music

 

Gaspar <noreply@nospamplease.com> wrote:

> It's so funny because I have a brand new Intel based computer with

> Dual Core processor, SATA discs, 2 Gbs of RAM and when I try to

> record a DVD with Nero Windows Media Player can't play music at

> normal speed! (it stops, clips audio or play very slow).

>

> How should I configure my windows 2003 server computer?

> (I have win2k3 because this a development machine).

>

> Thanks a lot.

 

Is it funny "peculiar" or funny "ha ha ha"? I can't hear it from here.

 

If you're trying to record a DVD *and* play music at the same time, that

sounds like a bad idea to me in general, regardless of OS. Make sure you've

got the correct drivers for your sound card, record at a lower speed, and

don't have your computer doing too much else in the background while you're

recording.

[Guest JohnB]

Re: It's so funny: DVD recording it not compatible with playing music

 

Recording DVD's...... Playing music...... those developers, they have all

the fun!!!

 

 

 

"Gaspar" <noreply@nospamplease.com> wrote in message

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> It's so funny because I have a brand new Intel based computer with Dual

> Core processor, SATA discs, 2 Gbs of RAM and when I try to record a DVD

> with Nero Windows Media Player can't play music at normal speed! (it

> stops, clips audio or play very slow).

>

> How should I configure my windows 2003 server computer?

> (I have win2k3 because this a development machine).

>

> Thanks a lot.

>