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06-Jun-2008, 11:49 AM #1
sound unstable when playing dvd
When playing DVDs in media player or another software the sound comes out
sounding unstable. The speakers work okay and the DVD is not scratched, it happens
to any DVD. Although the introduction (e.g. kids DVD instructs user what to do next)
plays clearly when the actual show begins it plays unstably
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