at least not just yet.
Are you able to play regular CD's in this drive?
Does the System profiler still show a DVD/CD player?
When you did Disk Repair, was it the Permissions you repaired or did you start from an external source and run Repair Disk?
This could be a software problem, specifically the DVD player app software.
Try the regular music or Data CD and let us know what happens
P
With trembling hand I pen this description of my iBook G3; fearing that the logic board has begun its failure. The computer was asleep last night; striking the space bar to awaken it, the screen showed a fast moving jittery waterfall effect, not over the entire screen evenly, some places more dense than others. There were also two HD icons; right next to each other, both indistinct. I shut down immediately with the power button; the restart went well, and I performed disk repair; that seemed fine also. The actual damage now showing is that I'm unable to view dvd's. After the tray closes I get a message immediately saying; 'you have inserted a dsik with no volumes that Mac OSX can read'. This is consistent with several dvd's. The 'flag' offers only 'ignore' or 'eject'; both leading to no actions. Does this seem like a logic board issue? And what might be done to get the dvd player to work? Thanks much - Eric

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