If your video plays with sound only, and no picture, you will need the proper Codec. To determine what Codec your video file requires see the following answers.

Some newer videos are encoded in new video CODECs. CODECs are used to decompress video and audio so it works normally on your PC when playing. Because of this, you may need to update to the latest version of the following players to get some videos to work if they are not already doing so. We try to encode all our movies so they work in Windows Media Player so that you will not have difficulties seeing the best image and sound quality.

If you are using a Creative Labs AWE 43 or 64 sound card, the audio playback quality will be poor if full-duplex mode is enabled. This is a condition caused by the Creative Labs Driver. The audio is recorded in 16-bit, but will only play back in 8-bit as long as the full-duplex mode is enabled. Once you make a recording, choose Options | Audio | Advanced and uncheck the "Enable Simultaneous Record/Playback" item.

If you get no sound when trying to play mp3s using Morpheus, you might need to update Windows Media Player. Get it Here (http://www.microsoft.com).

You just need to click the "play" button once and wait for a while. The speed of streaming depends largely on the bandwidth of your internet connection. You will also need to have windows Media Player version 10 or above to view the videos. You can download the latest version of Microsoft Windows Media player at this url :-

Open Windows Media Player. Click Tools -> Options. Select DVD tab and press Advanced, and ensure the AC3 and DTS decoder settings are set to decode to speakers and not to SPDIF.

This is due to a settings mismatch in the audio recording preferences. To correct this open the "Sound Capture" preferences and then select "Custom" from the Compression drop-down menu. Now select "Options" on the panel that appears. Make sure that your output sample rate matches your input sample rate.

Some computers cannot display video unless they are in 24- or 32-bit color mode. To see if you are in this mode right-click on your desktop and choose 'Properties' then click the 'Settings' tab. There should be a box near the lower-right which says 'Color Quality'. From the dropdown menu, make sure either 24-bit (high color) or 32-bit (true color) is selected. Go through the Windows Update process and it should suggest a new Windows Media Player or Windows Media Player Codec for you to install.

Yes, but sound will only be available for people who buy chunks of frames bigger than 2 seconds. Other parts of the video will have a soundtrack.

To do this, open Windows Explorer and locate the Sculptor brain wave file folder. By default, these files should be located in the following folder: From Windows Explorer, double click on any of these files and you should hear a short 2 second sound file play. If you can’t hear this file, you will need to check you Windows audio equipment. Tip: An alternative to using the Sculptor 3 “Brain Wave” player, is to user a product distributed by BWGen.

Try playing around with the sound latency settings. Increase it little by little, but make sure you don't increase it too much. The default value is 20ms.

If this fails to alleviate your problem or you do not have the options available then it might be sound driver related and an update may be required.

If you get no sound when trying to play mp3s download from Morpheus by choosing 'run', you might need to update Windows Media Player if it is your default player. Get it Here.

SyncNotes can play sounds every time a new note appears or a note is destroyed. To turn this option on select the "Play Sounds" checkbox in the General Settings tab of the Options dialog. Note: You must have a Windows Compatible sound card and speakers installed to listen to these sounds. If all of the above is correct and you still cannot hear any sounds, please check the volume level of your speakers. You can also verify your sound hardware and speaker volume by playing any sound media file.

If you play solo fingerstyle you may want a warm, rich sound with a lot of nuances (you may want a blended system). If you tap and incorporate body percussion sounds, you'll need a pickup that can pick up these sounds, either a sound board transducer or a system that includes a microphone. If you strum hard with a pick, you need a system that has lots of headroom, with minimal "quack". You might consider a magnetic, some under saddle pickups, or a soundboard transducer.

Please check to make sure VideoEgg webcam software is compatible with your operating system (windows XP, etc). Refer to the webcam software instructions to make sure all drivers and software for your webcam are installed properly. If you're still having difficulty, you may need to download extra software from the VideoEgg site. For more information, please visit the VideoEgg website.

The 'interactive' nature of gaming products enables that the storyline is not a forgone conclusion, as it is in movies.

Some of the video segments are larger than others so they may take longer to start playing. Your Internet connection speed and the performance of your computers processor and video card will greatly affect how fast the video segments load, and how smoothly they play.

Yes, you can. Connect the TO MONITOR connection of the DVR to the INPUT of the VCR with a coax cable. Connect the OUTPUT of the VCR to the TV input with another coax cable. Ensure your TV is on TV/Video, then playback like you normally would do on the DVR and press Record on the VCR to copy to a video tape.

Our videos have a ton of action, in order to give you acceptable quality we went with somewhat larger file sizes. If you have a slow connection, it may take a while for the streaming video to begin. Internet Explorer users: in the "Tools" menu of your browser, choose "Internet Options." Click on the "Advanced" tab and make sure the box for "play videos in webpages" is checked.

Oxygen.com is a high-bandwidth site, and requires at least a DSL connection (120k) to fully enjoy all of our features. Watching a clip is free, but you may need to download a player first. If your computer is a PC, you'll need Windows Media Player (v.9 or higher), or QuickTime (v.6 or higher) if you're on a Mac. These can be downloaded at the sites linked below. Some users find that nothing happens when they click on the links to 'video' on our site.

But, has it been released in Australia? Record companies release clips at different times in different countries. If you're unsure, you could contact the record company of the band/artist to find out if/when it will be released in Australia.

Flash 8 is required to view these full-length episodes. You can download it for free here: www.macromedia.com/shockwave/download/download.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash Back to top

DVD subtitle is available by default. Press SUBTITLE button to switch between different subtitle tracks. To display subtitle with a media file playback, you need to have VSFilter installed, and a subtitle file available to be displayed. Use SUBTITLE button to switch between subtitle tracks. Subtitle also works for OGM and MKV containers. Make sure you have DirectX9(c) installed, and the latest service pack for your Windows OS installed (SP2 for Windows XP).

There could be a problem with your ActiveX plug-in. You will need to delete the plug-in and re-install it. Close your browser and double click on my computer. Double click on Local Disk C, then Progam Files, then Mozilla Firefox, then plugins and delete the file named "npmozax.dll". Re-start your browser and launch Overdrive again. Follow the prompt to install the ActiveX plug-in. At this point you may see a yellow bar in the top of your browser window.

Error during Pausing or Playback after recording: "There is no common media type between these pins Connecting HCWSnapshot and Overlay Mixer2", followed by "A Stream operation failed. If you can reproduce this error please list the steps necessary and contact the developers. Hit Okay to continue. Some errors may require shutting down the applications and restarting it."