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    Hello. I am having really bad poping and hissing sounds when playing video files in windows mediaplayer. I have a soundblaster live value card and 4pt cambridge digital speakers, and an ATI all-inwonder 128. All other audio is fine. Why would this suddenly occur? I don't know if it is the sound or video card, or windows media player causing the problem. I have the newest drivers for both cards and am running wmp v6.4.

    Thanks for any help given

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    Open up the windows volume control window. Adjust each volume signal until the hiss goes away. That should solve the problem.

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    yeah, i get the same thing. even playing games, i sometimes have a crackle sound.
    A priest, a paladin and Varimathras walk into a bar...

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    i also have a cracking sound when i play my winamp while im playing games.

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    Originally posted by cb4800
    Hello. I am having really bad poping and hissing sounds when playing video files in windows mediaplayer. I have a soundblaster live value card and 4pt cambridge digital speakers, and an ATI all-inwonder 128. All other audio is fine. Why would this suddenly occur? I don't know if it is the sound or video card, or windows media player causing the problem. I have the newest drivers for both cards and am running wmp v6.4.

    Thanks for any help given

    What OS are you using?

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    I am running Win98. the noise goes away when I lower the wave/directsound/mp3 level, but the sound also goes away. It is not the speakers because other things sound great like mp3s.

    The problem does not occur when playing asf files, but mpg4 avis are really bad.

    [Edited by cb4800 on 09-08-2000 at 01:11 PM]

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    usually that means that you burned out either the amp on your soundcard or your speakers.

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    Creative's response

    This is what they sent me:
    1. Shut down and restart your system in safe mode.
    2. Go to device manager and remove the listings for your sound card under
    creative miscellaneous devices and sound, video and game controllers.
    3. Go to add/remove programs and remove all of the software associated to
    the sound card.
    4. Go to Start > Find > Files or Folders and do
    a search for the following files and delete any that you find:

    CTMISC.INF
    EMU10K1.INF
    CreativeEMU10K1.inf
    DRVDATA.BIN
    DRVIDX.BIN
    AWEMAN.DLL
    AWEMAN32.DLL
    EMU10K1.VXD
    SFMAN.VXD
    DEFAULT.ECW
    CTSYN.VXD
    CTMM16.DLL
    CIFMAN.VXD
    AUDIOHQ.CPL
    AHQCPRES.DLL
    A3D.DLL
    2GMGSMT.SF2
    4GMGSMT.SF2
    5. Go to start>run>msconfig. Choose selective startup and uncheck all of
    the boxes below. Hit apply and then ok.
    6. Restart the system, reinstall the drivers and the software.
    7. Go to start>run>msconfig. Choose normal startup. Hit apply and then
    ok. Restart the system.
    **********************************
    Sould I do this? Will removing all of those files affect other things?

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