Dvd player runs to fast

I bought myself a new motherboard (MS-6737) and after installation of Windows xp pro it turns out that both, the DVD player and the CD recorder do run to fast during playback. I wonder where this comes from because i never heard of a similar issue. I already replaced the DVD player so could the issue here the IDE drivers or WXP??? Can somebody gives any suggestion?? Thanks in advance.

janscheur,
If Movies are playing too fast, you might not have the proper reginal settings. As in trying to play a NTSC Format on a PAL TV or visa versa.
Take Care,
Richard

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