*sigh* DVD woes.

I'm almost in tears.
I got home late tonight, to find that my Special Edition Synchestra had arrived! Euphoric, I tore upstairs to my computer (quietly, the rest of the family is sleeping), to watch the DVD.
It doesn't even read.
Upon REPLACEing it into my LG 4081B DVD-everythingunderthesun Drive, Windows thinks about it for a minute, and then decides that the drive is, in fact, a CD Drive, and that there's nothing in it. (WinXP, SP2, bleahbleahetc.)
Bearing in mind that I have not yet tried it on our Sony DVD player, is it more likely that there's a fault with the DVD, or a hardware incompatibility? Anyone have any advice? (I've uninstalled Daemon Tools, as I've heard that can bugger with LG Drives, but other DVDs are working perfectly. It's frickin' Region 0, I'm not supposed to be having any trouble with this)
My heart is broken. It's sitting right in front of me, and there's nothing I can do about it.
Today, I am not a man.
I got home late tonight, to find that my Special Edition Synchestra had arrived! Euphoric, I tore upstairs to my computer (quietly, the rest of the family is sleeping), to watch the DVD.
It doesn't even read.
Upon REPLACEing it into my LG 4081B DVD-everythingunderthesun Drive, Windows thinks about it for a minute, and then decides that the drive is, in fact, a CD Drive, and that there's nothing in it. (WinXP, SP2, bleahbleahetc.)
Bearing in mind that I have not yet tried it on our Sony DVD player, is it more likely that there's a fault with the DVD, or a hardware incompatibility? Anyone have any advice? (I've uninstalled Daemon Tools, as I've heard that can bugger with LG Drives, but other DVDs are working perfectly. It's frickin' Region 0, I'm not supposed to be having any trouble with this)
My heart is broken. It's sitting right in front of me, and there's nothing I can do about it.
Today, I am not a man.