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#31. Posted:
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Lugia wrote Redownloading the newest version can help in most cases.
Thats not even possible !
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Instead of wasting your money on leeches. Go on Google and look it up.
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Did you try hitting the play button! If you got that far then i would say to redownload the latest version and if that doesn't work then i would change the file type! Hope i helped!
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Gallery wrote
TGxCHA0S wrote I dont use windows media player, i use iTunes
And if you read my post you would see that I said that my music wont start/play.
And im saying try playing music in iTunes.
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Gallery wrote
-Waffles- wrote
Right click on the speaker icon which is usually on the desktop toolbar in the lower right corner of your display. Then click on Playback Devices then double click on either Headphones or Speakers (whichever one your using?). Click Properties, then click on the Advanced tab and then click on pull down menu which will give you a range of sampling rate/bit depth selections. Now select "2 channel, 16 bit, 44100 Hz (CD Quality)" setting and click on Apply then click on ok. This should fix it.
It says "Format not supported by device".


That's probably the problem. Try some of the other settings in the drop menu and click test and see if any of them work. Can you play YouTube videos and hear audio?
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-Waffles- wrote
Gallery wrote
-Waffles- wrote
Right click on the speaker icon which is usually on the desktop toolbar in the lower right corner of your display. Then click on Playback Devices then double click on either Headphones or Speakers (whichever one your using?). Click Properties, then click on the Advanced tab and then click on pull down menu which will give you a range of sampling rate/bit depth selections. Now select "2 channel, 16 bit, 44100 Hz (CD Quality)" setting and click on Apply then click on ok. This should fix it.
It says "Format not supported by device".


That's probably the problem. Try some of the other settings in the drop menu and click test and see if any of them work. Can you play YouTube videos and hear audio?
Yes I can.
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-Redownload the newest version
-Redownload the songs
-Restart your computer. or Shut it off and wait about 1 minute
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