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hi everyone,i need help,since i bought my laptop(which has a built in dvd player)it always plays crap, voice is muffled and picture plays slow,i get no joy from makers i moved from uk to oz so cant send it back,it is an i-buddie a907 256mb 1 gig(533 mhz)40 gb i have tried everything to put this right,played it on win dvd,real player,windows media player 9 and 10 and i have windows xp pro on my laptop
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Originally Posted by Daz-in-oz
hi everyone,i need help,since i bought my laptop(which has a built in dvd player)it always plays crap, voice is muffled and picture plays slow,i get no joy from makers i moved from uk to oz so cant send it back,it is an i-buddie a907 256mb 1 gig(533 mhz)40 gb i have tried everything to put this right,played it on win dvd,real player,windows media player 9 and 10 and i have windows xp pro on my laptop
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ECS has designed i-Buddie A907 especially to meet the needs of students and others requiring a compact computer for simple office applications and for surfing the Internet. It like other DeskNote models in appearance and size, being compact and lightweigh
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Originally Posted by caperjack
You have a low end laptop doing a low end job of playing dvd .first ! you need more ram and a bigger CPU to get good video from you dvds' in the below discription from a web page found by googling you laptop it says it all good for basic school and simple office and surfing the net ,playing dvd is not basic and the laptop should not have have a dvd player in it,with the cpu and ram it has .
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ECS has designed i-Buddie A907 especially to meet the needs of students and others requiring a compact computer for simple office applications and for surfing the Internet. It like other DeskNote models in appearance and size, being compact and lightweigh
my opinion would be to sell it and buy a new p4 that will do the job for you .good luck
Linux boot cd http://www.knopper.net/knoppix/index-en.html
Wubi is an officially supported Ubuntu Linux installer for Windows .
http://wubi-installer.org/
Wubi is an officially supported Ubuntu Linux installer for Windows .
http://wubi-installer.org/
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Hi there,
I am not a techy or anything like that, but as far as i can say 256Mb with 40Gb should be enough to play a dvd.
I now have a ibm t40, but used to have a samsung laptop with similair spec too yours and it played dvd's fine.
Have you tried using different dvd player software, 'Power dvd 5' from cyber link is what i used and that worked my samsung fine.....'Power dvd' also a a diagnostic setup when you install it so it will analise your computer and run tests for the best performance possible prior to the instalation completion.....i am sure if you search the appropriate website you will get your hands on it.....you may also want to adjust your screen settings etc.....or even try updating your graphics drivers from the laptop company.
I would also try plugging your lappy into the tv (if you have the connections) to see if it will play through a tv....atleast that way you will know if it is the actual laptop that is having problems or the display screen.......anything has to be worth a try. :lol:
just seems in a 'non techy view' that if you can buy at 60 quid dvd player for a car with built in screen etc......that a laptop should work fine.
As i say, i am only going on my passed experience with my old samsung, but i would look for other options before buying a new lap top.
Cheers. :cheesy:
I am not a techy or anything like that, but as far as i can say 256Mb with 40Gb should be enough to play a dvd.
I now have a ibm t40, but used to have a samsung laptop with similair spec too yours and it played dvd's fine.
Have you tried using different dvd player software, 'Power dvd 5' from cyber link is what i used and that worked my samsung fine.....'Power dvd' also a a diagnostic setup when you install it so it will analise your computer and run tests for the best performance possible prior to the instalation completion.....i am sure if you search the appropriate website you will get your hands on it.....you may also want to adjust your screen settings etc.....or even try updating your graphics drivers from the laptop company.
I would also try plugging your lappy into the tv (if you have the connections) to see if it will play through a tv....atleast that way you will know if it is the actual laptop that is having problems or the display screen.......anything has to be worth a try. :lol:
just seems in a 'non techy view' that if you can buy at 60 quid dvd player for a car with built in screen etc......that a laptop should work fine.
As i say, i am only going on my passed experience with my old samsung, but i would look for other options before buying a new lap top.
Cheers. :cheesy:
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