my system is mandraiva linux based.\ni have kaffiene but it doesnt function i am always asked to down load pluggings when i go for music or video viewing
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I don't know about the others, but IMHO if you use KDE amarok is the best there is. On the contrary if you're a GNOME fan(like i am :) I suggest you get XMMS and use madman as a frontend-backend combination. madman is a music organiser that helps you to schedule songs like the way a CPU scheduiler select processes for execution.(It's called AUTO DJ in madman) Its great if you don't want to hear only a particular set of songs. But be warned! It is still buggy and could be a real pain at times. If you need a simpler interface you can use quod libet
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I highly endorse what Scott and Daniel said, but also like Goswin said, if you can muster up some geek courage you might also try a different operating system.  Try a Linux varient, several of them are really easy to install, load desktop environments by default and have decent compatibility with the hardware you're probably running.  And they don't bog down your computer.  Ubuntu and Red Hat both come to mind.
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special tip just for you dude! do not unplug or swith off the mains of your box, just leave it on standby everytime coz they get updated automatically whenever there is a new free channels, codes  whatever. (you swith it off the mains you loose data  updates.......then problems for you to get new free channel from your older box) *trust me*
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For Limewire to work, you also need `JRE' (Java Runtime Environment) to be installed.. Search google for the same and install it, then your limewire should work fine
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keep plugging away!!!!\n\nwhat sites are you searching???\n\n\nI recommend the site below:\n\n\n\nralph
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they say you have to configure your firewall, etc. I got irritated and uninstalled it and put the 7.0 back on, every works great now
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it depends on the processor speed, the amount of ram, and if you listening or watching streaming audio or video, it depends on internet connection. you could try to update your sound and video drivers, those are the most common
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could be your internet browser. \ncould be your network adapter.\ncould be your network or firewall setting.\ncould be your router not pushing enough mps to support a live feed media player. \nhope this helps
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Try to use service pack 1,2 or otherwise install the windows mediacenter os.http://mabzone.com/index.html is the best link.
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try downloading something else\nsee if that works
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You simply need the correct codecs (COmpressors and DECompressors) installed to play the files.\n\nThe one I use is called K-Lite Codec Pack, and is free.\n\nYou can download it from here: http://www.free-codecs.com/download/K_Lite_Codec_Pack.htm
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try some other video player like real player or media player classic or winamp
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Try Real Media Player.\n this player solve ur problem
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Play the video with sound first, if you got screen and sound, then you have no hardware connection program.\nIf hardware, check cable, sound card, plug, socket, on both ends, try it on other pc if you can\nIf not hardware, then is software, you have to check the platform sound control, the capture software setting etc.\nUpdate of sound driver to the latest is a must before the software test.
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do a search for K-Lite mega codec pack it has a quicktime alternate and a Real alternate uninstall the ones you have now along with any codecs and then download and install the K-Lite mega codec pack
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Go to your setup in windows media and make it the default player.\n\nI hope this helps
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always check the simple things like power adapter not plugged in, power switch off, speakers plugged into wrong hole in audio card/motherboard etc etc. and then check to see if maybe your network card is causing an IRQ or address conflict with the sound card.\nLook in the system section of control panel and see if your sound device is offline.\nIf it is, you may need to manually configure your network device.