You won't believe it, for an entirely different reason, I had to change my
power supply, and behold! everything now works fine. Why that should be so,
I can't figure out right now. MP3 files now play well.
I've , however, upgraded the AWE 64 to SB Live (Retail) and I'm in a
different audio world.
Thanks to all who replied and offfered their suggestions.
Richard.
I just finished a weekend of installing the Ensonic Sound card with similar
symptoms. I had to not only remove the Audio Devices in Control Panel, but
also had to physically remove the card, re-boot, shutdown, re-place the
card, and then re-boot and re-install drivers etc. It turned out to be a
conflict with the Modem which also had to be removed and replaced.
At 06:25 PM 12/31/98 , Patrick Black wrote:
>Try uninstalling and reinstalling your sound card.
>To do this goto Multimedia in the Control Panel
>delete everything in Audio Devices, MIDI Devices...,Mixer...,and Line
>Input.
>
>Delete everything referencing your sound card (and Awe 64--good choice :)
>
>Then close everything and Shutdown and reboot your computer,
>Be sure you have your system disks ready. I think there is an installation
>program with the AWE 64 setup disk anyways, it might be wise to use that.
>Original Message-----
>From: Richard Ekpat, M.D. <[log in to unmask]>
>>The System:
>>Abit BH6/Celeron 300A/64 MB Samsung G8 PC 100 RAM/Creative 5X Dxr2
>>PC-DVD/Aver TV-Phone Card/Creative AWE 64 OEM/Windows 98.
>>
>>The Problem:
>>Before, MP3 files were playing well through WinAmp and Windows Media
>Player,
>>but after re-installation of Windows 98 MP3 files will no longer play.
What
>>I get are the following error messages:
>>
>>"MMSYSTEM004 The specified device is already in use. Wait until it is
free,
>>then try again."
>>
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