I'm having a problem with music, I tried different players including winamp and foobar but nothing will play. volume is fine it's the players themselves.
Operating system? If you're using Linux, or even maybe Windows, you might not have correct audio codecs.
Other than that, the audio port itself might be broken. Try different ones, unless you know it's software.
Or your sound chip could have shat itself.
You sure nothing is wrong with the audio file itself? You tried with different ones right? Optionally look at playback settings.
[QUOTE=Killervalon;43235919]You sure nothing is wrong with the audio file itself? You tried with different ones right? Optionally look at playback settings.[/QUOTE]
I don't know but I use different file types ranging from mp3 to flac, and I use windows 7 (I'm on a school computer that's why it says XP) I'll see if it happens with all file types or not.
[editline]19th December 2013[/editline]
Actually I use mpeg and flac files, no mp3's. And both of them don't work, even wav files don't play.
Now a lot of sounds don't even work, no sounds work everything is broken
[editline]19th December 2013[/editline]
Please reply I am extremely desperate
Did you try restarting to see if that fixes it?
Maybe your laptop has a hardware volume switch?
Maybe there is something wrong with your sound card/speakers, you haven't given us very much information.
IF its volume in general:
Open up command (in Administration mode)
[code]
net stop audiosvc
net start audiosvc
[/code]
Does this happen often? Heres a simple bat script I made to ease up the process
[lua]
@echo off
cls
title [ ===== Audio Service Restart ===== ]
color 1a
cls
echo.
echo # # # ####################### # # #
echo # # ### Audio Restart ### # #
echo # # # ####################### # # #
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo ########################## OUTPUT ###########################
echo.
taskkill /f /im winamp.exe
taskkill /f /im vlc.exe
net stop CTAudSvcService
net stop AudioSrv
net start CTAudSvcService
net start AudioSrv
exit
[/lua]
Note, the taskkill will end any mp3/audio applications out of the memory
Note2: CTAudSvcServer is a Creative audio service. This may not be recommended for your machine if you dont use an Audigy
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