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May 24th 10, 09:16 PM
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" Loosing It "
Desprate! I need to down load my " Classes ". My media player echoes, I want
to get back to normal. Please Help??? -- Message posted via WindowsKB.com http://www.windowskb.com/Uwe/Forums....owsxp/201005/1 
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May 24th 10, 09:41 PM
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Yeah, you've posted this before. And, it still makes no sense.
"Sweetie via WindowsKB.com" u59250@uwe wrote in message news:a87f8319f376f@uwe... : Desprate! I need to down load my " Classes ". My media player echoes, I want : to get : back to normal. Please Help??? : : -- : Message posted via WindowsKB.com : http://www.windowskb.com/Uwe/Forums....owsxp/201005/1 :
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May 24th 10, 09:49 PM
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Desprate! I need to down load my " Classes ". My media player echoes, I want
to get it back to normal. Windows XP Media Player 11. Help Please  -- Message posted via WindowsKB.com http://www.windowskb.com/Uwe/Forums....owsxp/201005/1
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May 24th 10, 10:13 PM
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Tom Willett wrote:
Yeah, you've posted this before. And, it still makes no sense. : Desprate! I need to down load my " Classes ". My media player echoes, I want : to get : back to normal. Please Help??? I asked somebody else this same thing.I got 1 reply, all they could tell me it is a " Duet Echo " or an " Auditorium Hall " ? This was no help at all. I just want to get it back to normal. I tried on my own, more less drove myself nuts doing it. I could use your help... -- Currently Lost in The World of Computers ~ Sweetie ~ Message posted via WindowsKB.com http://www.windowskb.com/Uwe/Forums....owsxp/201005/1
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May 24th 10, 10:20 PM
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But, whatever you are asking makes no sense. Are you on drugs?
"Sweetie via WindowsKB.com" u59250@uwe wrote in message news:a8800397ebf73@uwe... : Tom Willett wrote: : Yeah, you've posted this before. And, it still makes no sense. : : : Desprate! I need to down load my " Classes ". My media player echoes, I want : : to get : : back to normal. Please Help??? : : I asked somebody else this same thing.I got 1 reply, all they could tell me : it is a " Duet Echo " or an " Auditorium Hall " ? This was no help at all. I : just want to get it back to normal. I tried on my own, more less drove myself : nuts doing it. I could use your help... : : -- : Currently Lost in The World of Computers : : ~ Sweetie ~ : : Message posted via WindowsKB.com : http://www.windowskb.com/Uwe/Forums....owsxp/201005/1 :
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May 24th 10, 10:49 PM
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On 24 May 2010, "Sweetie via WindowsKB.com" u59250@uwe wrote in
microsoft.public.windowsxp.general: Desprate! I need to down load my " Classes ". My media player echoes, I want to get it back to normal. Windows XP Media Player 11. Help Please What's a "class"? How do you download it? What format is it in? What do you mean "it echoes"? What have you changed since it last worked the way you want it to? You really need to ask a coherent and completely detailed question if you want a sensible answer. We're not mind readers, you know.
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May 24th 10, 11:02 PM
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" Loosing It "
Tom Willett wrote:
But, whatever you are asking makes no sense. Are you on drugs? : Yeah, you've posted this before. And, it still makes no sense. : [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] : just want to get it back to normal. I tried on my own, more less drove myself : nuts doing it. I could use your help... No! I am not. Do you know what a media player is? -- Currently Lost in The World of Computers ~ Sweetie ~ Message posted via WindowsKB.com http://www.windowskb.com/Uwe/Forums....owsxp/201005/1
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May 24th 10, 11:12 PM
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Let me Google that for you.
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=How+can+I+fix+s...Media+P layer "Sweetie via WindowsKB.com" u59250@uwe wrote in message news:a87fcc77d39b8@uwe... Desprate! I need to down load my " Classes ". My media player echoes, I want to get it back to normal. Windows XP Media Player 11. Help Please -- Message posted via WindowsKB.com http://www.windowskb.com/Uwe/Forums....owsxp/201005/1
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May 24th 10, 11:26 PM
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Sweetie via WindowsKB.com wrote:
Desprate! I need to down load my " Classes ". My media player echoes, I want to get it back to normal. Windows XP Media Player 11. Help Please OK, from your several attempts to describe what is happening, it seems you have a custom Sound control panel problem. This is an example of a custom Sound control panel. The tab at the top, labeled "Listening Environment", is where you'd look. On the right is "Acoustic Environment" and right under that, the words "Environment Model". You would select "None" in that menu, to stop the Echo effect. Basically, you want to disable any special effects in the custom control panel for your sound subsystem. http://www.fcenter.ru/img/article/so...ns_2/32785.gif Echo effects can also come from installed software used for making phone calls (Skype perhaps?). The "echo suppressor" software used, sometimes affects all other audio applications used on the computer. Think back, to what software you've installed recently. Does any of it use the sound subsystem ? Are the recent changes caused by that added software ? If so, uninstall the software and re-test to see if it is fixed. Paul
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May 24th 10, 11:51 PM
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Nil wrote:
Desprate! I need to down load my " Classes ". My media player echoes, I want to get it back to normal. Windows XP Media Player 11. Help Please What's a "class"? How do you download it? What format is it in? What do you mean "it echoes"? What have you changed since it last worked the way you want it to? You really need to ask a coherent and completely detailed question if you want a sensible answer. We're not mind readers, you know. Something you learn. Burn it onto a " Disc ". YouTube ( saved ). I tried to explain it. I shall try agin... I'm " Naive " to these " Machines ". For not knowing what the, I'm asking. I need to Burn my Seminars onto a disc, I have no idea where this echo ( yes echo-o-o-o ) started. 1rst time trying the thing. I do not " Understand ". -- Currently Lost in The World of Computers ~ Sweetie ~ Message posted via WindowsKB.com http://www.windowskb.com/Uwe/Forums....owsxp/201005/1
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May 25th 10, 12:00 AM
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Sweetie via WindowsKB.com wrote:
Desprate! I need to down load my " Classes ". My media player echoes, I want to get back to normal. Please Help??? Yo, Sweetie, I loost it, too. Half you seen it ? It's about yay high. Sounds somethin' like Brooks and Dunn. MowGreen ================ *-343-* FDNY Never Forgotten ================ banthecheck.com "Security updates should *never* have *non-security content* prechecked
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May 25th 10, 12:29 AM
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Paul wrote:
Desprate! I need to down load my " Classes ". My media player echoes, I want to get it back to normal. Windows XP Media Player 11. Help Please OK, from your several attempts to describe what is happening, it seems you have a custom Sound control panel problem. This is an example of a custom Sound control panel. The tab at the top, labeled "Listening Environment", is where you'd look. On the right is "Acoustic Environment" and right under that, the words "Environment Model". You would select "None" in that menu, to stop the Echo effect. Basically, you want to disable any special effects in the custom control panel for your sound subsystem. http://www.fcenter.ru/img/article/so...ns_2/32785.gif Echo effects can also come from installed software used for making phone calls (Skype perhaps?). The "echo suppressor" software used, sometimes affects all other audio applications used on the computer. Think back, to what software you've installed recently. Does any of it use the sound subsystem ? Are the recent changes caused by that added software ? If so, uninstall the software and re-test to see if it is fixed. Paul Where is this control panel? I haven't added any software. -- Currently Lost in The World of Computers ~ Sweetie ~ Message posted via WindowsKB.com http://www.windowskb.com/Uwe/Forums....owsxp/201005/1
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May 25th 10, 12:36 AM
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MowGreen wrote:
Desprate! I need to down load my " Classes ". My media player echoes, I want to get back to normal. Please Help??? Yo, Sweetie, I loost it, too. Half you seen it ? It's about yay high. Sounds somethin' like Brooks and Dunn. MowGreen ================ *-343-* FDNY Never Forgotten ================ banthecheck.com "Security updates should *never* have *non-security content* prechecked Hey Mow! HA HA Real Funny... -- Currently Lost in The World of Computers ~ Sweetie ~ Message posted via WindowsKB.com http://www.windowskb.com/Uwe/Forums....owsxp/201005/1
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May 25th 10, 12:51 AM
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" Loosing It "
Paul wrote:
Desprate! I need to down load my " Classes ". My media player echoes, I want to get it back to normal. Windows XP Media Player 11. Help Please OK, from your several attempts to describe what is happening, it seems you have a custom Sound control panel problem. This is an example of a custom Sound control panel. The tab at the top, labeled "Listening Environment", is where you'd look. On the right is "Acoustic Environment" and right under that, the words "Environment Model". You would select "None" in that menu, to stop the Echo effect. Basically, you want to disable any special effects in the custom control panel for your sound subsystem. http://www.fcenter.ru/img/article/so...ns_2/32785.gif Echo effects can also come from installed software used for making phone calls (Skype perhaps?). The "echo suppressor" software used, sometimes affects all other audio applications used on the computer. Think back, to what software you've installed recently. Does any of it use the sound subsystem ? Are the recent changes caused by that added software ? If so, uninstall the software and re-test to see if it is fixed. Paul would this control panel be in the media player, cause I don't know where to look? i like to try this. -- Currently Lost in The World of Computers ~ Sweetie ~ Message posted via WindowsKB.com http://www.windowskb.com/Uwe/Forums....owsxp/201005/1
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May 25th 10, 04:16 AM
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Sweetie via WindowsKB.com wrote:
Paul wrote: Desprate! I need to down load my " Classes ". My media player echoes, I want to get it back to normal. Windows XP Media Player 11. Help Please OK, from your several attempts to describe what is happening, it seems you have a custom Sound control panel problem. This is an example of a custom Sound control panel. The tab at the top, labeled "Listening Environment", is where you'd look. On the right is "Acoustic Environment" and right under that, the words "Environment Model". You would select "None" in that menu, to stop the Echo effect. Basically, you want to disable any special effects in the custom control panel for your sound subsystem. http://www.fcenter.ru/img/article/so...ns_2/32785.gif Echo effects can also come from installed software used for making phone calls (Skype perhaps?). The "echo suppressor" software used, sometimes affects all other audio applications used on the computer. Think back, to what software you've installed recently. Does any of it use the sound subsystem ? Are the recent changes caused by that added software ? If so, uninstall the software and re-test to see if it is fixed. Paul would this control panel be in the media player, cause I don't know where to look? i like to try this. Your computer has a "Start" button. Start there. Go to "Settings", then to "Control Panels". Mine has a "Sound and Audio Devices", but that doesn't have the necessary controls in it. My hardware is SoundMax brand, and there is a SoundMax icon in my Control Panel folder. That is the one I use, to access the "special effects" setting. The recipe for your computer, could be slightly different. There are many different companies making audio hardware, so it could be a different brand name. But have a look in the Control Panel folder, for something that controls your audio stuff. Paul
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