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<blockquote data-quote="mattwakeman" data-source="post: 293718" data-attributes="member: 67749">First off all Paranoid Delusion just want to say thanks for your suggestions. I have actually managed to sort out the problem which has a very simple solution (as is often the case) but I am intrigued as to why this happened. What was really annoying me was that the file was playing ok in other programs so I had a look to see just what they were using and when I changed the audio renderer to: default directsound device which was what media player classic was using then the files were perfect and everything else seems to be working just as it was before. When I had the problems MP was being told to use the creative sound card.So I am happy but can't help but wonder why only these files were affected. Is it because they are dual-audio? Something in the way that they were encoded? No idea but I got there in the end and thanks again mate, nice friendly place here and I am very happy user of MP. : )</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mattwakeman, post: 293718, member: 67749"] First off all Paranoid Delusion just want to say thanks for your suggestions. I have actually managed to sort out the problem which has a very simple solution (as is often the case) but I am intrigued as to why this happened. What was really annoying me was that the file was playing ok in other programs so I had a look to see just what they were using and when I changed the audio renderer to: default directsound device which was what media player classic was using then the files were perfect and everything else seems to be working just as it was before. When I had the problems MP was being told to use the creative sound card. So I am happy but can't help but wonder why only these files were affected. Is it because they are dual-audio? Something in the way that they were encoded? No idea but I got there in the end and thanks again mate, nice friendly place here and I am very happy user of MP. : ) [/QUOTE]

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