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The video has nothing to do with it. I tried compatibility with Windows 95.
I think the problem is that the Heroes game is cracked, and the crack is designed to work with a CD drive. Windows XP is a relatively new system, and instead of a CD drive, there's a DVD drive connected in a special way, and it seems this old crack isn't designed to work with such drives, especially under Windows XP.
:(
I guess I'll have to buy a new copy of Heroes 3.
(I was offered a 3-CD set for 300 rubles the other day. Something held me back, especially since I already have a lot of copies of Heroes on my computer.)