What to do if the video or audio is choppy on I/O Magic 16X?
Choppy video/audio can be caused by the video card, the processor, or Windows applications. To enhance performance: * Use a video card with 16 MB or more. * Use a faster processor. * Close all open programs. Also, enable the DMA box for the drive from the Device Manager.
Why is my I/O Magic 16X DVD Drive not found by Windows 95/98?
Some retail versions of Windows 98/95 may not recognize certain IDE controllers. This can cause IDE devices, such as CD-ROM drives, to be undetected or disappear from your PC. Ensure there are no conflicts and that both Primary and Secondary IDE controllers are present without any yellow exclamation marks.
What to do if I've inserted a DVD disc in the I/O Magic DVD-ROM drive, but it did not start playing?
To enable auto insert notification: 1. Select 'Control Panel' from the 'Settings' list in the 'Start' menu. 2. Double-click on the 'System' icon, then select the 'Device Manager' tab. 3. Locate the CD-ROM listing, and single-click on the entry for your DVD-ROM drive. 4. Click on the 'Properties' button, and then the 'Settings' tab. 5. Locate the checkbox labeled 'Auto Insert Notification' and click on the checkbox to select it.
How to fix I/O Magic system that will not boot after installing MagicDVD 16X drive?
Ensure the IDE cable is connected properly. Align pin one on both ends and ensure all pins go into the IDE connector (red strip to pin-1). Also, verify the CD-ROM master and slave jumper settings are appropriate.
What to do if the Primary and Secondary IDE controllers have yellow exclamation marks for I/O Magic DVD Drive?
The protected-mode driver for the hard disk controller was not properly initialized when you started Windows previously. You might try to resolve the problem by editing your Registry.
What to do if the DVD-ROM drive is connected to a sound card or controller card for I/O Magic?
Make sure the sound card or controller card are installed properly, working properly, and compatible with Windows 98 / 95.
How to fix if the Primary or Secondary IDE controllers are not present for I/O Magic DVD Drive?
Your controllers are not set-up properly and you need to get a patch from your motherboard manufacture or check your BIOS set-up and make sure that both onboard IDE controllers are enable.
Lists all items included in the MagicDVD 16X Multi-Purpose DVD-ROM package.
Details minimum hardware and OS requirements for PowerDVD software and the DVD-ROM drive.
Identifies and describes the Disk tray, Busy indicator, and Eject button on the drive's front panel.
Details audio output, device configuration jumper, host IDE interface, and DC input on the rear panel.
Provides detailed specifications for transfer rate, access time, dimensions, power, and environmental conditions.
Advises on precautions to take due to the drive being static sensitive during handling.
Recommends IDE port usage and connection methods for optimal performance and compatibility.
Provides a detailed visual and step-by-step guide for physically installing the DVD-ROM drive.
Explains how to set the "Mode Select" jumper for Master/Slave/CS modes for PC detection.
Describes automatic driver detection and installation for Windows 95/98 operating systems.
Guides the user through the step-by-step installation process for the Power DVD playback software.
Lists supported features like resolution, audio, navigation, and hardware acceleration compatibility.
Details basic and advanced navigation functions for an interactive DVD experience.
Explains MPEG-1/MPEG-2 video and Dolby Digital/MPEG audio decoding capabilities.
Covers topics like DMA mode, copy protection, and interface usage for optimal playback performance.
Addresses accessing online help and resolving system boot failures after installation.
Resolving issues with the drive not being found, IDE controller conflicts, and yellow exclamation marks.
Covers DIVX disc compatibility, display card support, and sound card connection issues.
Discusses multitasking impact, scratched discs, hybrid DVDs, and playback initiation problems.
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