I'm having the same problem and others that are viewing my web pages with
background sound (Media Player 11) don't get the sound also. The HTML source
code doesn't have any reference to volume.

But I checked the source in the email with background sound I sent after
installing version 11 and found it's code was defaulting to volume=3D-9640.
Why is this happening? I think there is a bug in Windows Media Player 11.
We shouldn't have to reset the volume - especially if it is an existing htlm
web page!

I went back to version 10 and everything worked fine.

Go to Control Panel | Sounds and look at the devices and their volume levels
and figure out which one is at the lowest level. Change that and it should
fix things.

steve

"csnopek" wrote in message
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I'm having the same problem and others that are viewing my web pages with
background sound (Media Player 11) don't get the sound also. The HTML
source
code doesn't have any reference to volume.

But I checked the source in the email with background sound I sent after
installing version 11 and found it's code was defaulting to
volume=3D-9640.
Why is this happening? I think there is a bug in Windows Media Player 11.
We shouldn't have to reset the volume - especially if it is an existing
htlm
web page!

I went back to version 10 and everything worked fine.

"csnopek" escribió en el mensaje
...
I'm having the same problem and others that are viewing my web pages with
background sound (Media Player 11) don't get the sound also. The HTML
source
code doesn't have any reference to volume.

But I checked the source in the email with background sound I sent after
installing version 11 and found it's code was defaulting to
volume=3D-9640.
Why is this happening? I think there is a bug in Windows Media Player 11.
We shouldn't have to reset the volume - especially if it is an existing
htlm
web page!

I went back to version 10 and everything worked fine.

That is a temporary fix. I have several pages in my web site with background
sound - everytime a new MIDI file is opened, the sound volume goes off.

This must be a bug in Media Player 11.

Since you are talking about your web site, you should post your question
in the browser newsgroup. Be sure to include the URL for your web site
so that people can take a look at the HTML coding.

Use the following newsgroup for questions or problems with IE6
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...er.ie6.browser

Use the following newsgroup for questions or problems with IE6/7
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...plorer.general

You can also get to the Internet Explorer newsgroups via this web site:
http://www.microsoft.com/communities...s/default.mspx
There select Internet Explorer


--

Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm


"csnopek" wrote in message
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That is a temporary fix. I have several pages in my web site with
background
sound - everytime a new MIDI file is opened, the sound volume goes
off.

This must be a bug in Media Player 11.

I only had the problem with Windows Media Player 11. Media Player 10 works.

I found out there is a problem with the Realtek Audio AC97. I downloaded
the new driver WDM_A399.exe today and installed. Now I have sound with my
Outlook Express emails that I've included Background Sound but the HTML's
still don't work.

I emailed the Tech Support at Realtek about this. I'll see what happens.

Did you check Control Panel | Sounds and check the volume levels for each
device?

steve

"csnopek" wrote in message
...
I only had the problem with Windows Media Player 11. Media Player 10
works.

I found out there is a problem with the Realtek Audio AC97. I downloaded
the new driver WDM_A399.exe today and installed. Now I have sound with my
Outlook Express emails that I've included Background Sound but the HTML's
still don't work.

I emailed the Tech Support at Realtek about this. I'll see what happens.

"csnopek" wrote in message
...
I only had the problem with Windows Media Player 11. Media Player 10
works.

I found out there is a problem with the Realtek Audio AC97. I downloaded
the new driver WDM_A399.exe today and installed. Now I have sound with my
Outlook Express emails that I've included Background Sound but the HTML's
still don't work.

I emailed the Tech Support at Realtek about this. I'll see what happens.

"Steve Cochran" wrote in message
...
Did you check Control Panel | Sounds and check the volume levels for each
device?

steve

"csnopek" wrote in message
...
I only had the problem with Windows Media Player 11. Media Player 10
works.

I found out there is a problem with the Realtek Audio AC97. I downloaded
the new driver WDM_A399.exe today and installed. Now I have sound with
my
Outlook Express emails that I've included Background Sound but the HTML's
still don't work.

I emailed the Tech Support at Realtek about this. I'll see what happens.

"i_takeuti" . ne.jp wrote in message
...

"csnopek" wrote in message
...
I only had the problem with Windows Media Player 11. Media Player 10
works.

I found out there is a problem with the Realtek Audio AC97. I downloaded
the new driver WDM_A399.exe today and installed. Now I have sound with
my
Outlook Express emails that I've included Background Sound but the HTML's
still don't work.

I emailed the Tech Support at Realtek about this. I'll see what happens.