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sammyboy
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Group: Awaiting Activation
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want to change default sound player from windows media player to itunes
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Dave
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Group: Administrators
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+xwant to change default sound player from windows media player to itunes This is not possible, I'm afraid.
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sammyboy
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Group: Awaiting Activation
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+x+xwant to change default sound player from windows media player to itunes This is not possible, I'm afraid. A script that is not playing on a win 7 media player, does play on Mac os using itunes.
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Dave
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Group: Administrators
Posts: 13K,
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+x+x+xwant to change default sound player from windows media player to itunes This is not possible, I'm afraid. A script that is not playing on a win 7 media player, does play on Mac os using itunes. Depending on what sound format you use, you may have a codec problem under Windows, i.e. the system doesn't know how to render the respective file. Also note that under Windows, you _must_ use the <video> element -- not <sound> -- to play any media files, including audio, that are not PCM WAV files. In other words: <sound mysound> / items = ("mysound.mp3") ... </sound> will not work under Windows, but will work under OSX, because OSX handles media files differently. <video mysound> / items = ("mysound.mp3") ... </video> will work under Windows and Mac.
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sammyboy
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Group: Awaiting Activation
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+x+x+x+xwant to change default sound player from windows media player to itunes This is not possible, I'm afraid. A script that is not playing on a win 7 media player, does play on Mac os using itunes. Depending on what sound format you use, you may have a codec problem under Windows, i.e. the system doesn't know how to render the respective file. Also note that under Windows, you _must_ use the <video> element -- not <sound> -- to play any media files, including audio, that are not PCM WAV files. In other words: <sound mysound> / items = ("mysound.mp3") ... </sound> will not work under Windows, but will work under OSX, because OSX handles media files differently. <video mysound> / items = ("mysound.mp3") ... </video> will work under Windows and Mac. DirectSound Error -2004353017: Unknown DirectSound error.. Line 170, File win\SoundPlayer.cpp
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Dave
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Group: Administrators
Posts: 13K,
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+x+x+x+x+xwant to change default sound player from windows media player to itunes This is not possible, I'm afraid. A script that is not playing on a win 7 media player, does play on Mac os using itunes. Depending on what sound format you use, you may have a codec problem under Windows, i.e. the system doesn't know how to render the respective file. Also note that under Windows, you _must_ use the <video> element -- not <sound> -- to play any media files, including audio, that are not PCM WAV files. In other words: <sound mysound> / items = ("mysound.mp3") ... </sound> will not work under Windows, but will work under OSX, because OSX handles media files differently. <video mysound> / items = ("mysound.mp3") ... </video> will work under Windows and Mac. DirectSound Error -2004353017: Unknown DirectSound error.. Line 170, File win\SoundPlayer.cpp This could be due to a broken soundcard driver. Try locating the latest available driver via the system manufacturer's site and updating to that.
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sammyboy
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Group: Awaiting Activation
Posts: 7,
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+x+x+x+x+x+xwant to change default sound player from windows media player to itunes This is not possible, I'm afraid. A script that is not playing on a win 7 media player, does play on Mac os using itunes. Depending on what sound format you use, you may have a codec problem under Windows, i.e. the system doesn't know how to render the respective file. Also note that under Windows, you _must_ use the <video> element -- not <sound> -- to play any media files, including audio, that are not PCM WAV files. In other words: <sound mysound> / items = ("mysound.mp3") ... </sound> will not work under Windows, but will work under OSX, because OSX handles media files differently. <video mysound> / items = ("mysound.mp3") ... </video> will work under Windows and Mac. DirectSound Error -2004353017: Unknown DirectSound error.. Line 170, File win\SoundPlayer.cpp This could be due to a broken soundcard driver. Try locating the latest available driver via the system manufacturer's site and updating to that. not that, latest driver is installed. By the way thank you for your help.
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sammyboy
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Group: Awaiting Activation
Posts: 7,
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+xwant to change default sound player from windows media player to itunes This is not possible, I'm afraid. A script that is not playing on a win 7 media player, does play on Mac os using itunes. Depending on what sound format you use, you may have a codec problem under Windows, i.e. the system doesn't know how to render the respective file. Also note that under Windows, you _must_ use the <video> element -- not <sound> -- to play any media files, including audio, that are not PCM WAV files. In other words: <sound mysound> / items = ("mysound.mp3") ... </sound> will not work under Windows, but will work under OSX, because OSX handles media files differently. <video mysound> / items = ("mysound.mp3") ... </video> will work under Windows and Mac. DirectSound Error -2004353017: Unknown DirectSound error.. Line 170, File win\SoundPlayer.cpp This could be due to a broken soundcard driver. Try locating the latest available driver via the system manufacturer's site and updating to that. not that, latest driver is installed. By the way thank you for your help. *****Specify Subject Stimuli***** <sound rps01> /items = ("RPS01.wav") /pan = 0 </sound>
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Dave
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Group: Administrators
Posts: 13K,
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+xwant to change default sound player from windows media player to itunes This is not possible, I'm afraid. A script that is not playing on a win 7 media player, does play on Mac os using itunes. Depending on what sound format you use, you may have a codec problem under Windows, i.e. the system doesn't know how to render the respective file. Also note that under Windows, you _must_ use the <video> element -- not <sound> -- to play any media files, including audio, that are not PCM WAV files. In other words: <sound mysound> / items = ("mysound.mp3") ... </sound> will not work under Windows, but will work under OSX, because OSX handles media files differently. <video mysound> / items = ("mysound.mp3") ... </video> will work under Windows and Mac. DirectSound Error -2004353017: Unknown DirectSound error.. Line 170, File win\SoundPlayer.cpp This could be due to a broken soundcard driver. Try locating the latest available driver via the system manufacturer's site and updating to that. not that, latest driver is installed. By the way thank you for your help. *****Specify Subject Stimuli***** <sound rps01> /items = ("RPS01.wav") /pan = 0 </sound> Can you attach a piece of run-able example code, including the above WAV file, that triggers the error on your system? Just put those things in a ZIP file and then click +Insert -> Add File to attach that to a reply here.
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sammyboy
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Group: Awaiting Activation
Posts: 7,
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+xwant to change default sound player from windows media player to itunes This is not possible, I'm afraid. A script that is not playing on a win 7 media player, does play on Mac os using itunes. Depending on what sound format you use, you may have a codec problem under Windows, i.e. the system doesn't know how to render the respective file. Also note that under Windows, you _must_ use the <video> element -- not <sound> -- to play any media files, including audio, that are not PCM WAV files. In other words: <sound mysound> / items = ("mysound.mp3") ... </sound> will not work under Windows, but will work under OSX, because OSX handles media files differently. <video mysound> / items = ("mysound.mp3") ... </video> will work under Windows and Mac. DirectSound Error -2004353017: Unknown DirectSound error.. Line 170, File win\SoundPlayer.cpp This could be due to a broken soundcard driver. Try locating the latest available driver via the system manufacturer's site and updating to that. not that, latest driver is installed. By the way thank you for your help. *****Specify Subject Stimuli***** <sound rps01> /items = ("RPS01.wav") /pan = 0 </sound> Can you attach a piece of run-able example code, including the above WAV file, that triggers the error on your system? Just put those things in a ZIP file and then click +Insert -> Add File to attach that to a reply here.
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