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"DVD-ROM's"

I have a 10x DVD-ROM and quite frankly I thought it was rubbish. All my CD's click and churn when I ran them {THat's the best way that I can describe it anyway!} and half of them wont work. I have just put up with this problem. Then I won a DVD with filmaday. I put that DVD in my computer (as I dont have a DVD player) and it was read fine my the DVD-ROM no dogy sounds when it ran. The film was smooth. The DVDROM didnt churn or anything it was great. So why is there a difference between the quality of using a CD rather than a DVD?

Does that mean that If I went and bought all my games on their DVD counter parts that I wouold have better quality and no churning (Im starting to like that word. Now where can I use it?)?

Please help

Ben

Your school'd probably give you a CD-ROM. They gave me a 4.3gig HDD!

if your computer can read dvd cd's perfectly but not normal cd's then one answer, for about £5 you can buy a second hand cd-rom of ebay to play normal cd's and use your dvd for dvd's. What type of dvd drive is it anyway.

What happened to your CDR-ROM? If you need help with installing both just ask.

We always used to say someone was on the churn, if they were turning to the Dark Side (i.e. becoming a homosexual)...So go ahead tell your friends theyre on the churn!

Oh how fast is your computer, Im wondering how fast your computer needs to be to watch DVD movies on your PC.

It has to do with the lens. The DVD lens is capable of reading CD's but not very fast and it cannot see through scratches (ie read scratched CD's). The best thing to do is put both drives in (a CD drive only costs £30) until CD's are completely replaced.

I have a 10x DVD-ROM and quite frankly I thought it was rubbish. All my CD's click and churn when I ran them {THat's the best way that I can describe it anyway!} and half of them wont work. I have just put up with this problem. Then I won a DVD with filmaday. I put that DVD in my computer (as I dont have a DVD player) and it was read fine my the DVD-ROM no dogy sounds when it ran. The film was smooth. The DVDROM didnt churn or anything it was great. So why is there a difference between the quality of using a CD rather than a DVD?

Does that mean that If I went and bought all my games on their DVD counter parts that I wouold have better quality and no churning (Im starting to like that word. Now where can I use it?)?

Please help

Ben