G5 OS 10.4.11 not reading audio disc

I recently purchased the Rosetta Stone language program Version 3. Included are audio discs. My G5, 10.4.11 system, will not recognize the discs when they are inserted. Have I inadvertantly turned off or deleted something on my computer that I shouldn't have? Upgrading the OS is out of the question as all my programs installed won't function moving up to 10.5. Thank you for your feedback.

Try posting this in the G5 forum. It could be a hardware issue and the people over there would be the best to help.
Good luck,
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