X-FI record audio from internal dvd video prob

I have an X-FI Platinum.
When I try to record audio from the internal dvd dri've when playing a video, the recording skips and changes speed, anyone else noticed thi ?. It's the same whether trying to record from the audio console or another application.
This is in audio creation mode
thanks
Eric

Go to this thread and follow the instructions to get the drivers/install disc for your pci soundcard:
http://forums.creative.com/creativel...hread.id=25677
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