Summary: A machine-gun like noise is present during DVD playback and while playing MAX PAYNE game. Otherwise, sound is great. MP3's, wavs, RAINBOW SIX game, ...
Summary: I often hear an intermittant low "metalic" buzzing sound while playing video clips. What causes that? And how can I keep it from happening? ...
Summary: I have a 450 meg, Win95 system with a new Asound Express PCI Sound Card. The playback of sound is fine. However, can not use sound recorder to recor...
Summary: You do not need a cable running from your CD drive to your sound card to play music out your sound card. I have two drives (CDRW & DVD), and can play...
Summary: I had this problem and though I had a bad SB Live card. Is this the first sound card or have you upgraded? If you have upgraded chances are that the s...
Summary: this is REALLY getting to me.. I want to use the regular win98 cd player to listen to my cds, because mplay7 is a resource hog. I have done about e...
Summary: I've tried 2 separate installs of the Windows Media Player 7 on Win98 SE, and continue to get the scratching and popping during music CD playback even...
Summary: Mesich, CD/DVD-ROM drive doesn't need to be connected with sound-card via extra cable, if you allow digital-playback (via bus) in Windows... Badboy is...
Summary: I have a PIII 600eb on a ASUS P3V4X motherboard, an ATI All in Wonder 128, Sound Blaster Platinum Live card, 256megs of ram,and an IBM 20gig HD 7200rp...
Summary: Could be an IRQ conflict..... I had the same problem but, only during Movie playback. It was an IRQ conflict. Try looking under the device manager ...
Summary: Since you installed a new sound card, there is also usually an thin, analog cable that is a 4-pin black connector that plugs into the cd-rom and 1 of ...
Summary: After installing the media player 7.0, it plays audio cd in digital format on my win98SE machine, and now I failed to make it playing in analog format...
Summary: i have sound blaster sound card. all sounds and diagnosis work fine but when i play train simulator 2002 and bhagat singh i don't get any proper sound...
Summary: ok just installed in (don't use it my self) in cd player view vol/control untick all box's,in avanced tick both box's, in option properties select sou...
Summary: Sickboy_XL, you can also try to "Allow Digital Playback" for the CDROM drive in Settings of Your Computer. If you have a PCI bus you even don't need t...
Summary: I think this is a problem and it is very annoying and slows down my start up. Whenever I start up my computer and it is loading all the icons on the d...
Summary: win98se...AMDK6 500 mhz...ATI monitor...my monitor has been making a high pitch sqeal for months....recently reformated my computer and reinstalled ev...
Summary: Could be anything but try updating video card drivers. Freezing during video playing would suggest video card or maybe ram problem. Could also be a co...
Summary: Thanks Derek - i had already tried all those options BUT, in trying other things I did manage 2 solve the problem.... My soundcard is C-Media audio an...
Summary: This is driving me up a wall and I really don't know what to do about it.... I'm running Windows98 with an old Ensoniq Soundscape soundcard (this comp...
Summary: Because it's a long track, it can "cache out" on machines with low resources. If they have newer CD drives they should set the playback to digital ...
Summary: Aksel I had a good look at your System.ini and cannot find anything wrong with it (bear in mind I am no expert), the missing lines that are sometimes ...
Summary: A few days ago, the fan in the power supply on my PC began making developing this strange noise (sounding like an engine of a small truck or boat at m...
Summary: Configuration: IBM ThinkPad 770Z - Windows 98 - video capture card: Trident Cyber 9397DVD. Problem: during the video capture, in the video area the im...
Summary: After following the advice of Jimi_1's you might also want to try a couple more things: Did you try DirectX Diagnostics? Is there is a Volume Control ...
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