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Mart

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Since: Apr 09, 2005
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(Msg. 17) Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2005 10:40 am
Post subject: Re: MCI sound driver [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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Heather/Mart/Heather wrote:-

>>> ..... I burned all of my mp3's as *data files* to CD's ..... and they
>>> play just fine.
>>
>> ..... And saved an awful lot of hard drive space too <vbg>
>
> LOL!! 1500 mp3's?? Nah. I still only used half of my 40 gig HD on WinME
> with everything. Now that I have 120 gig, I will have "to go some" to
> fill it up.

Sure enough Heather, but I was really alluding to the worst case scenario of
1500 .wav's. Now where's my mainframe? <g>

Mart

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Heather

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Since: Sep 13, 2005
Posts: 424



(Msg. 18) Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2005 1:54 pm
Post subject: Re: MCI sound driver - PS [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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> Heather when you said to "Empty your temp & TIF folder first.....then
> scandisk and defrag..... *Temp* files you are referring to
> C:\WINDOWS\TEMP , but not the file folder itself ... correct?

Correct....the ones ending ususally in *.tmp. There will be others with
different extensions, so moving them out to a new folder would be advisable
until you see if they are needed (they never are, grin).

Super to hear that you are progressing so well. But I still think you
should dump Adaptec 4 and get Roxio 5 or 6.

Cheers from Toronto.....Heather

"SSAP" <SSAP.TakeThisOut@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E09A2758-B5C7-413E-9EE8-C1898C16670D@microsoft.com...
> Hi Heather & Mart
> Well I don't know how this happened but after doing six transfers of
> approx
> 90 mp3 files, each having about 60 *usable copies* ....... all of a sudden
> it
> started doing successful CD creations with NO errors. I gradually worked
> up
> to 150 mp3 files per transfer after getting no errors.
>
> The only thing different I done: used the new PC to erase the CD-RW (old
> PC
> was burning so I was trying to save time). BTW - the new PC's CD-RW Erase
> referenced Roxio in the process popup window. My computer terms are
> pathetic
> so I hope you get the jest of what I'm saying.
>
> Thankyou for the link to the upgrade site and the other tips. Tomorrow
> I'll
> delete the mp3 files from the old PC - do a clean, scan and defrag then
> see
> about uninstall/restall/updates if the adaptec program goes haywire
> again -
> time will tell. I'll also into your other suggestions, so I'm alittle
> prepared.
>
> I realize that the mp3 files take alot of space so our son can now move,
> copy, burn rip or delete from the new PC. Thus giving me working space on
> the old PC for the programs (which I like to use) that are not XP
> friendly.
> I know its crazy to have two PCs set up ! *Hard to teach an old dog new
> tricks* scenerio, but I'll get there eventually.
>
> Heather when you said to "Empty your temp & TIF folder first.....then
> scandisk and defrag..... *Temp* files you are referring to
> C:\WINDOWS\TEMP ,
> but not the file folder itself ... correct?
>
> I'll post back with tomorrows results.
>
> BTW - I am from Saskatchewan.
>
> SSAP - Connie
>
>
> "Heather" wrote:
>
>> Hi Connie....
>>
>> Mart is over the pond and I am in Canada, so we operate at different
>> times,
>> grin.
>>
>> About the only other thing I could suggest is the uninstall and reinstall
>> of
>> Adaptec. Plus go to the Roxio website and make sure you have the
>> updates...I believe there was just one that made it become version 4.05.
>> I
>> will find the spot, coz it is confusing on that website.
>>
>> OK....found it, but that is one old program!! I would really suggest you
>> hit eBay and get at least Roxio 5 or 6. Anything higher will NOT work on
>> WinME, btw.
>>
>> http://www.roxio.com/en/support/uk/ecdc/software_updatesv4.jhtml
>>
>> There are updates on that page. Check your program under Help/About and
>> see
>> what your version is.
>>
>> HTH......Heather
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Bigmoe

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Since: Dec 01, 2007
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(Msg. 19) Posted: Sat Dec 01, 2007 4:13 pm
Post subject: RE: MCI sound driver [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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"SSAP" wrote:

> My PC is not allowing me to save any sort of audio to CD:
> (Windows ME)
>
> The error includes a line "Windows MCI Sound Driver is not loaded. Install
> via Windows Contol Panel.
>
> Previously I had been able to save audio to CD - not sure when it messed up
> (ie following an update or power failure ... etc).
>
> Upon digging around this is all I found that referenced *MCI*:
> in system properties > performance > PC Cards: (PCMCIA) - No PC card
> sockets are installed.
>
> I recently purchased a new PC (Windows XP Media) and would like to transfer
> my audio (songs) from the old to new PC.
>
> What, where should I be looking to fix this driver problem?
>
> Would it be possible to hook the old tower to new tower and transfer this way.
> I have no knowledge about this procedure.
>
> Thank you in advance for your suggestions and guidance.
>
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Tom Riddle

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Since: Apr 28, 2008
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(Msg. 20) Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2008 4:20 pm
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Dear SSAP:

Do you know any websites that can download songs for free without
signing up. Also is it easy to download it. If you know any webstes please
tell me on my email address wich is mamadad1.DeleteThis@hotmail.com. Thanks. P.S. it has
to be for mp3 players.





"SSAP" wrote:

> My PC is not allowing me to save any sort of audio to CD:
> (Windows ME)
>
> The error includes a line "Windows MCI Sound Driver is not loaded. Install
> via Windows Contol Panel.
>
> Previously I had been able to save audio to CD - not sure when it messed up
> (ie following an update or power failure ... etc).
>
> Upon digging around this is all I found that referenced *MCI*:
> in system properties > performance > PC Cards: (PCMCIA) - No PC card
> sockets are installed.
>
> I recently purchased a new PC (Windows XP Media) and would like to transfer
> my audio (songs) from the old to new PC.
>
> What, where should I be looking to fix this driver problem?
>
> Would it be possible to hook the old tower to new tower and transfer this way.
> I have no knowledge about this procedure.
>
> Thank you in advance for your suggestions and guidance.
>
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