I want to legally buy and download music from the internet. There are a number of .com sites which claim to allow access to “millions” of music and movie files for a subscription fee. Are these sites legal and safe to use?
When I insert certain CDs into the computer, Windows Media Player does not recognise the CD so I cannot rip tracks off the CD. Instead, a small window appears like the CDs own in-built player. How can I rip tracks off the CD? The computer is running Windows XP with Windows Media Player 10.
Recently when deleting a few things from the Control Panel to help speed-up the computer, I mistakenly deleted ‘Multimedia Audio Device’. Now I have no sound on the computer. I have tried reinstalling the device but it does not work. The computer is running Windows XP.
When reactivating the screen after being idle for a period of time, the first thing that is displayed is the following error message: “Could not find the file swflash.ocx”. I click OK and the error message. There is a file with that name on the C: drive, but I am unsure what to do with the file. This has only been happening since I installed Windows XP Service Pack 2 on the computer.
For years now I have been editing DVDs on a Casablanca editing system. However, when I attempt to play these DVD on my Windows XP computer, the video plays fine but there is no audio. If I play the DVD on a standalone DVD player, both the video and audio plays. Can you help?
