Download the latest version of Flash, which is version 6. Also, go to Control Panel > Sound and Audio Devices > Audio > select your sound card under Default Device and not "windows preferred device".
Originally posted by Viper Zero Download the latest version of Flash, which is version 6. Also, go to Control Panel > Sound and Audio Devices > Audio > select your sound card under Default Device and not "windows preferred device".
I don't know what to say. It's probably the onboard sound ****. Invest is a good sound card, like a Sound Blaster Audigy. They are cheap now, about $80. But, before you buy one, try searching for your problem on Google. Type in "no sound in flash movies" or something like it and click on the Groups tab.
Originally posted by Viper Zero I don't know what to say. It's probably the onboard sound ****. Invest is a good sound card, like a Sound Blaster Audigy. They are cheap now, about $80. But, before you buy one, try searching for your problem on Google. Type in "no sound in flash movies" or something like it and click on the Groups tab.
I'll have a look on Google. I want a new sound card but that is $80 American. For a Sound Blaster Audigy here, it's probably going to be $160. I'm saving up for another stick of 256mb DDR ram which is going to cost $190. I hate Australia sometimes...
It does support DDR ram because the computer bloke we get our computer fixed through said mine had DDR in it (I got him to put my GeForce 4 in for me). Well, that's what I think he said.
Which little sticker? The one next to the front USBs or the shiny sicker on the side that has Windows 2000 Professional 1-2CPU IBM Corportation written on it?
