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Something really weird happened with my Winamp. I was listening to a playlist and when the first song finished it moved onto the 2nd one but there was no sound. The song was still playing on Winamp but I just couldn't hear it. So I thought it was probably that song that was buggered up but now, no matter what song I try to play through Winamp, the same thing happens. Any idea what it could be? Or how I can fix it?
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Something really weird happened with my Winamp. I was listening to a playlist and when the first song finished it moved onto the 2nd one but there was no sound. The song was still playing on Winamp but I just couldn't hear it. So I thought it was probably that song that was buggered up but now, no matter what song I try to play through Winamp, the same thing happens. Any idea what it could be? Or how I can fix it?
Were you fiddling with anything?
Don't have Winamp at work but try going to Preferences>Plug Ins>Output and checking its on the right one. Can't actually remember which is the right one though...
Don't have Winamp at work but try going to Preferences>Plug Ins>Output and checking its on the right one. Can't actually remember which is the right one though...
smv wrote:
> Were you fiddling with anything?
I was on a website that had a little music file on the homepage but that was about it.
> Don't have Winamp at work but try going to Preferences>Plug
> Ins>Output and checking its on the right one. Can't actually
> remember which is the right one though...
There's only 2 and I tried them both and nothing.
> Were you fiddling with anything?
I was on a website that had a little music file on the homepage but that was about it.
> Don't have Winamp at work but try going to Preferences>Plug
> Ins>Output and checking its on the right one. Can't actually
> remember which is the right one though...
There's only 2 and I tried them both and nothing.
Great...after doing that I've just realised that I now have no sound at all :/
Can no one help me? Now the problem has become urgent...
Lipe wrote:
> Can no one help me? Now the problem has become urgent...
Uninstall winamp and sound drivers, reinstall.
That's all I can suggest if it's a software prblem.
> Can no one help me? Now the problem has become urgent...
Uninstall winamp and sound drivers, reinstall.
That's all I can suggest if it's a software prblem.
Pandaemonium wrote:
> Lipe wrote:
> Can no one help me? Now the problem has become urgent...
>
> Uninstall winamp and sound drivers, reinstall.
Well I already uninstalled winamp and nothing. How do I uninstall/instal the sound drivers?
> Lipe wrote:
> Can no one help me? Now the problem has become urgent...
>
> Uninstall winamp and sound drivers, reinstall.
Well I already uninstalled winamp and nothing. How do I uninstall/instal the sound drivers?
This happens to me sometimes, somehow my sound thing gets muted.
Go to control panel > Sounds, Speech, and Audio Drivers. > Sounds and Audio Devices > Then uncheck the mute button.
Just hoping you're using Win Xp.
Allthough that might not be the problem.
Go to control panel > Sounds, Speech, and Audio Drivers. > Sounds and Audio Devices > Then uncheck the mute button.
Just hoping you're using Win Xp.
Allthough that might not be the problem.
Nope that wasn't it...
Have you been scrolling the middle mouse wheel without realizing it?
It alters the volume.
It alters the volume.
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