cant get audio book to play on laptop

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Cathy

I currently use windows xp - I can play dvds and cds fine but recently I
tried to listen to an audio book and it came up I/O device Error. Help??? I
would really like to listen to audio books off my laptop!
 
Cathy wrote:
> I currently use windows xp - I can play dvds and cds fine but
> recently I tried to listen to an audio book and it came up I/O
> device Error. Help??? I would really like to listen to audio books
> off my laptop!


You mean it could not play what is essentially a music CD?
Or is this 'audio book' actually MP3s or something similar?

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It is an audio book I purchased on a cd with tracks just like music only it
is the author reading their book.

"Shenan Stanley" wrote:

> Cathy wrote:
> > I currently use windows xp - I can play dvds and cds fine but
> > recently I tried to listen to an audio book and it came up I/O
> > device Error. Help??? I would really like to listen to audio books
> > off my laptop!

>
> You mean it could not play what is essentially a music CD?
> Or is this 'audio book' actually MP3s or something similar?
>
> --
> Shenan Stanley
> MS-MVP
> --
> How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
> http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
>
>
>
 
Cathy wrote:
> I currently use windows xp - I can play dvds and cds fine but
> recently I tried to listen to an audio book and it came up I/O
> device Error. Help??? I would really like to listen to audio books
> off my laptop!


Shenan Stanley wrote:
> You mean it could not play what is essentially a music CD?
> Or is this 'audio book' actually MP3s or something similar?


Cathy wrote:
> It is an audio book I purchased on a cd with tracks just like music
> only it is the author reading their book.


If you can play other regular audio CDs on the computer then (or if you
cannot - that proves it even more) - and that one (the audio book) plays in
some stand-alone player (like your car or stereo CD player) <-- it's likely
a problem with your CD hardware or the CD itself - not the OS.

In short - sounds more like a hardware - not software issue.

--
Shenan Stanley
MS-MVP
--
How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
 
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