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oliviaorange

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Hi. I've been using Itunes for a few weeks now and everything was fine. Today after booting up my computer I tried to play some music. When I press play, it looks as if it's getting ready (the play button turns into a pause button and there's a little speaker next to the track I selected) but the time elapsed remains at 0:00 and it just won't play. There is no error code or anything. I have tried this with multiple playlists including ones I was listening to just yesterday and none of them work.

I'm not sure, this might be related: I tried opening Winamp since Itunes wasn't working. When I tried to play a track, I got error 88780078 saying that there was a problem with my directsound driver. I hunted around on the internet and found the solution which was to go under preferences and to change from a "primary sound driver" to my actual soundcard and now winamp is working fine. I can't find any similar options on itunes.

I am using Windows XP and ran update yesterday. Perhaps there is new music software I need to do something with? Please help! Thanks.
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starjax

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go to control panel, sounds, and change the preferences listed in there. you could also update your sound driver.
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Thanks! If anyone is having similar problem- it was under the hardware tab (not sounds) of the sound and audio properties.
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