HP 7855 - Pavilion - 128 MB RAM Update Manual page 9

music CD automatically plays. Because you are not connected to
the Internet, track numbers (instead of song titles) appear in the
Playlist area.
Note: If you change your mind about disabling the CDDB service,
you can re-enable it.
Re-Enabling the CDDB Lookup Service
The CDDB lookup service searches a Web site on the Internet for
the artist name and song titles of the CD currently in the drive.
This service is enabled by default. If you disable the service in the
CDDB Internet Connectivity dialog box and later decide you want
to turn it back on, follow these steps:
1.
In the MusicMatch Jukebox menu bar, choose Options and
select Settings.
2.
Click the CDDB/Connectivity tab.
3.
Select the Enable CDDB CD lookup service check box.
4.
Click OK.
CD-ROM Troubleshooting
I don't hear anything when a music CD is playing.
Increase the volume using the volume controls on the
keyboard or the Volume Control slider in the MusicMatch
window.
Make sure the CD Audio setting is not muted:
1.
Double-click the Volume icon on the taskbar.
2.
If necessary, uncheck the Mute check box in the CD
column.
Check the speaker connection.
Remove the headphone connection.
The music CD will not play.
If a music CD does not automatically play in MusicMatch Jukebox,
try the following:
Reload the CD (eject the disc tray and immediately close it
again).
Click the CD tab in the MusicMatch Jukebox window.
Close MusicMatch and place the CD in the other drive (if you
have two CD drives).
The message "System Error: Unable to read drive" appears
when I try to run a CD program.
Make sure the CD label is face up in the disc tray.
Wait 5 to 10 seconds after closing the disc tray to give the
computer time to recognise the CD.
Check to make sure you are not trying to play a DVD. A DVD