


This is true regardless of which (of several) players I have tried (and I tried deleting the players and reinstalling them, but that did nothing). The issue, as I said, is limited to certain video files (while others play without any problems, and a small number have no sound at all or sound that is badly garbled).

Dts audio control panel karaoke mode driver#
Removing the driver and letting Windows download a replacement did nothing to help. The logical thing would of course be to look at the NVIDIA control panel and see if somehow karaoke mode has been turned on (I have never used this feature, but from what I have read on line NVIDIA has the ability to mute human voices while leaving the rest alone), but the control panel is inaccessible (it will not open and I get an error message that shuts the control panel down if I try to open it). In some instances there is no sound at all, or the sound is garbled, but most often it is the human voices in the soundtrack that are muted to the point of being inaudible (background music, however, is usually unaffected, which suggests to me that the modification might be related to the "karaoke function" in NVIDIA) yet some files play normally. Two weeks ago (12/10) my PC started acting strangely when I try to play video files. If there are any other PC details that you need, please tell me. I am having a problem with my PC when trying to play video files (primarily), and am hoping that you can help me resolve this issue. I am not sure which forum I should post this in - I tried Windows Forum, but after a week nobody has answered, so I will try Software.
