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October 25th, 2005 14:00

Problem whit all media, video, audio plays too fast

Hello,
 
I have a Inspirion 700m with 1.7GHz 1Gb
windows xp pro
Intergrated sound: SIGMATEL STAC 9750 AC97
Intergratde graphic: Intel Extreme Graphics 855 GM
 
When I play all kind of media, *.mp3, *.mpg, *.avi, *.vob
everything sounds like the smurfs. And the video goes too fast. even sound games
Even windows start up sound goes to fast.
 
In the beginging the computer works fine, and i dont know what i did to make this happend. The last thing i remember when the computer worked fine was playing Age of empires 2 and the computer jumped back to windows and i couldent go back to the game, so i closed the game whit "ctrl-alt-del"
 
I have tryed. To reinstall audio drivers, also the older ones you can download att dell website.
I have  reinstalld Windows Xp pro two times! i have also tryed win2000 pro. I have tryed different media players like, Nero, Winamp, media player, quicktime, vlc.
I have uninstalled all codecs. I have run lots of hardware test, like systemworks, checkit. Nothing wrong with the hardware.
 
I have installed all the latest drivers on every hardware in the computer, i have uppdated bios.
But there is one thing thats is strange. If i go and look in system device tab i find 3  "plug and play displays" and 2 Intel(R) 82852/8255 GM/GME Graphic controller under Graphic cards. If I uninstall one of all these it will find again and whant to install it again. If i go to properties on this two graphic controllers one have full information about IRQ and memoryintervall and I/0 and other only have memoryintervall.
 
(Its complicated to explain, but i can e-mail Prt Screns if you whant)
 
If i play an 60 sec media it only take 45 sec to play it.
 
I Hope i can get som professional help with this matter.
 

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October 27th, 2005 11:00

Since you are having problems with your Windows perhaps you should use the dropdown box 'jump to a message board' and scroll down to the Software boards. Maybe someone there can help you figure out the problems you are having with the multiple entries in Windows.

Or if you go to the bottom of this page and type 'fast' into the 'search this board' box you will find the previous threads about audio running fast.

Jim
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