🚀 go-pugleaf

well well.. let me see how far I got tonight..   I think my first problem si
my opti sound card which I am really starting to dispise!..
the sound card is set up to ignore the cdrom.  in the setup for the
soundcard it asks if you want to use the ide port on the sound card or the
motherboard.  I choose the m/b and it decided to put a command in my
config.sys file to turn my cd off.  So I spent 2 hours figuring that out and
ended up deleting my ide drivers/ cdrom and sound card and set it all up
again.  Once again the sound card decided to interfer with the config.sys
and put lines in there relating to the cdrom.  So I went and deleted all of
them and reinstalled mcexc  or what ever the hell that cd rom thing is.  Now
I have my cd back but I can't play audio cd's through ANY program.   I can
however hit the play button on the front of my cd and listen to music.  This
is only a problem with audio.  Data cd's have no trouble.
I am convinced that this is a problem with the setup files in the soundcard
although I have downloaded every f..g file relating to this sound card and
they all did the same thing..   I built this system and when I set it up the
very first time it did not ask me what ide interface I wanted to use.  That
is a new thing!  Not sure where it came from.

ok  programs I have tried ripping cds with.

audio grabber
easy da extractor 3
music match 4







hgerrits wrote in message <01bf12f6$a2180080$258a86c2@ns>...
>Sometimes you have more than one connection possebilety mayby it's not
>connected right.
>What also can be is that in the options that you have from your soundcard
>you have the cd disabled.
>Have a look there that's the only things I can think about.
>Regards Harm gerrits
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