-=PCTechTalk=- Re: THE Sound Problem From Dante's Inferno Revisited
- From: "Bundt, Albert E SGM RET" <albert.bundt@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 9 Sep 2011 16:23:36 -0700
Yes he has really been working on the economy and jobs.............Here in Wa
there are virtually no loans so everything is at a stand still. Maybe he should
give the banks even more funds to sit on. Fanny May here is foreclosing like
mad there are none of the loan modifications the administration talks about.
They even advertise them but when the 30 or more people I have known go there
they just submit apps after apps. Maybe things are great in other areas they
just are not here. We spent a Trillion in last go around and it didn't do
much/. 20 Mil for county to insulate houses they insulated 7 houses and hired
14 people at a bargain of 20 Mil another 20 mil for state to do the same they
managed to do 10 houses and hire 60 people.......15 people for 3 months at a
time actually.I would think for 40 MIL they could tear that many down and
buil;d brand new luxury homes.I don't expect the latest to do any better
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On Behalf Of RecklessMaverick
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2011 2:33 PM
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Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Re: THE Sound Problem From Dante's Inferno Revisited
Well, Obama after Bush was a dramatic improvement so I hope your new after
distorted is also an improvement. I just wonder if the problem might be
related to buffering the audio/video stream.
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From: pctechtalk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:pctechtalk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Walt Boswell
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2011 4:41 PM
To: PCTechTalk
Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- THE Sound Problem From Dante's Inferno Revisited
I hope a few list folks remember me and my never ending case. I need a few
suggestions, if for nothing else but my general psychological well-being
about the way my problem has progressed, or rather digressed, as it were.
As you might recall, whenever I played a CD, DVD, downloaded music file,
online video or recording, Internet radio site or .wav sound bite, after a
short while I would get a sudden distortion of the music which sounded
rather like a dragging phonograph record and/or a badly scratched vinyl
recording. The distortion would soon stop but it always came back, on and
off, throughout the entire length of the recording. I took the computer
tower back to Best Buy where I bought it just nine short months ago in
December 2010 and they eventually sent it off to the Geek Squad repair store
in Louisville, KY where the Geek Agents replaced the motherboard and
returned the computer to me yesterday. I thought all was well until I
decided to play my all-time favorite version of “Yea, Alabama” (just to pump
myself up for the big game Saturday) and discovered—my great horror that the
distortion was STILL there. I take it as a good thing that I sold my Glock
some time ago.
Now, this thing has turned into one deuce of a mind boggling morass. The
Geek Cops tried replacing the sound card (nothing doing!), the speakers
(ditto!), and finally the motherboard itself (the music still sounds like
Jimmy Carter in the outhouse). I even did my N’awlins, LA Lady Marmalade
cross-dressing voodoo vamp and mojo boogie. I finally downloaded Real Player
thinking that my Windows Media Player might have been the victim of a
hacking most foul and that Microsoft itself was the culprit--the sand in the
Royal Jelly, so to speak. Nope...same results—Coltrane was still in drag,
Sonny Rollins too, and Ella Fitzgerald sounded like she was scat dancing
through a mine field. What to do? What to do? Well, I called Best Buy again.
At this point, I think they plan to just swap out my computer tower out for
another of similar statue. Will that solve my problem? Who knows! We got
Obama after Bush, didn’t we?
Walt
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