The standard behaviour for blank CDs was set to ignore. "I checked the CDs & DVDs preference pane. "Go to /System/Library/ and delete Extensions.kextcache and Extensions.mkext" Īnd Paul Keller found that a setting in the CDs & DVDs pane of System Preferences fixed the problem for him: Meanwhile, MacFixIt reader "WBF" notes that deleting kernel extension caches worked for him: If DVD Player crashes repeatedly after the Mac OS X 10.3.7 (as reported by a handful of readers), you may want to try an alternative player like VLC media player. If you are only having problems with DVDs not automatically playing in DVD Player, you might want to try using the "Open VIDEO_TS folder" option located under the "File" menu in DVD Player. Finally, logging out of the current user account, then logging back in has been reported to temporarily resolve the issue in some instances. Readers also report that having the Finder as the foremost application during media insertion more often results in a successful mount. If you are having problems mounting media, you may want to try repeatedly ejecting and re-inserting the disc until it mounts. If you are having problems removing media from your Mac after the update, you may want to try some of the suggestions contained in our mini-tutorial "Ejecting media in Mac OS X: Removing 'stuck' CDs/DVDs." These include holding down the mouse/trackpad button at startup, and a couple of Terminal commands.
I still haven't found a solution but thought I would warn others about this occurrence."
It won't even recognize any CD or DVD that is put into the drive.
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