Picky speakers Green light is on. I can hear music on my Windows Media player, but if I try to watch something online (ex: youtube) I don't hear anything. I don't know of this ever happening to anyone. Solutions?

Go to start menu click on control panel the sound and devises im sure that will help

Many applications (like web page videos, media players) have their own volume controls, separate from the main windows control. Since you can hear other sounds, I would guess that the volume is lowered/muted on these applications. To check this, look for a slider bar or speaker icon on the web page, or the media player. Adjust slider up, and also check for a a mute button (often a red circle over the volume control). Adjust and re-test, and you should be good to go.

Hello patrick886,
If your volume mixer is still showing the noise bars moving, that's great. It means the computer knows sound is coming from somewhere, the fact that you can't hear it, indicates there's a problem with where to send that sound (aka your speakers). Now with the no sound coming out, I'm guessing you are talking about the internal speakers and not external ones.
Have you recently installed any kind of music editing software? Mp3 player such as Winamp, iTunes or other music related programs? I'd start by checking the device manager to see if the speakers are at least being detected.
I've put together a nice little picture for you. Hope it helps!!

You can hear music and sound when you test your audio and also the Windows startup and shutdown even sounds. But you can't hear any music when you play it in Windows Media Player or the videos on youtube because Windows Media Player needs some codecs installed and you don't have those installed.

You can download and install this Media Player codec pack from Microsoft.

Hope that helps,
Regards,
Raspal

1. Check that your computer has not "muted" the sound.
2. Check that the audio-cable from the speakers is connected to the "line-out" (green) connector on your computer.
3. Check that the speakers are getting power.
4. Try connecting the speakers to the audio output from an iPod.
They may be "quiet", but, at 100%, you should hear something.
5. Start -> Control Panel -> Classic View -> System -> Hardware
to see that the correct software "drivers" for your sound-card are installed.
6. Check that your music-player (Windows Media Player, iTunes, WinAmp, et cetera) is not "muted" or at less than 5% volume.

Green is for audio. Make sure you have the proper audio drivers. Check the device manager ofr yellow exclamation points. If so you should do a "Windows Update" if it doesn't have updated drivers for your machine try using google to find Packard Bell's support web page.

try to plau in winamp or jetaudio if problem not come then your your media plyer has been damged

maybe for you haven't change the format to suit for your casio exilim277
i often use Video Download Studio as my converter,
you can also have a free try from http://www.downloadvideos-convert.com/download-videos-music
hope it can help you very well