Gargled Sound Problem

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,
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Raspal

First Check you have Properly inserted Speaker Jack in right Jack in your computer sound panel. and also make sure that speakers are working perfectly.

if above connection are Ok then Try to play Other Music files in other Music Player like WinAmp, Cyberlink etc... If sound is comming then Install newer version of Windows media Player. other wise there is

Sounds like a software/driver issue. Search for updates for your audio drivers (visit the webpage of the company that built your sound card - Creative, Realtek, etc.) and see if you need an update. Updates keep your hardware working with Vista. Also try using a different media player. I haven't heard anything about loss of stereo sound in a player before, but I know Windows Media Player is notorious for annoying pops and clicks during playback, so it's possible.

you have to download the driver for sound off the internet from the company's website tech support

that message usually means that the audio file is the wrong format for that media player you can download a different player that plays that format, go into my computer and pull up the music files that dont play right click on one and select properties and it will tell you its format/file type

That sounds like you don't have the proper codec to play AVI files. Even if you haven't had problems with AVI's before these files may be DIVX avi's instead of the usual Xvid. Download the full codec pack here: http://www.codecguide.com/download_kl.htm and install it. Restart your computer and try again and you shouldn't have any problems.
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just check the settings on your media player my guess is it recorded the wrong track format the reason i asked if it played on media player was just to make sure it had recorded the format that is used in most cd players is .wav as for your question for the best burning program i guess it comes to personal choice hope this helps regards Jim

Try Start>Control Panel>Hardware and Sound>Sound>double click on Speaker icon>Enhamcements tab>tick the Loundness Equalisation box.

hi you may want to try updating your windows media player via the microsoft update website, it should come under optional updates. hope this helps

You have to download audio codecs for that matter. Go to this link:

http://www.free-codecs.com/XP_Codec_Pack_download.htm

Download it. When a box appears, Click Run button. 

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