Win95 and the MP3 player running on 16mb ram??! MP3 is a processor hog, check out
your system resources with and without running the player. More RAM will resolve a
lot of your problems. Go to a local yocal computer store and see if you can get
the style RAM you need. Hop this helps.
Aurelio
-- DML profile: http://www.twistedbits.net/WWWProfile/dakota/UwHhKURBBnMA6steve preston wrote:
> Yeah,I know it`s off-topic,but I had to cast my line > out in deep waters,here.Need maximum amount of help.I > have an old AST desktop (133mhz processor,16MB ram).I > have an 850 MB "c" drive and 1 gig "d" drive in > it,with a 56k modem.The computer does OK,but MP3 files > will not play continuously,they keep stopping every > other second or so.They download fine,but keep hanging > up when I play them.(I do have a 16 bit sound > card,also.) Another thing,whenever I play an MP3 > file,any commands take FOREVER to respond,and usually > won`t until the song is over.On the assumption that it > is a memory problem,I checked on the manufacturer`s > website.My computer takes 72-pin non-parity fast page > mode DRAM simms (2mx32-70ns).I`m guessing it uses two > 8MB boards.I had the cover off the thing,but I can`t > remember if there were two or three unused simm > slots.I have studied all the memory types on every web > page I can find.I know they make a 72-pin EDO ram > module,would that replace the DRAM modules in mine,or > are they even compatible with my machine? Where can I > find some extra memory boards for this? All I am > wanting to do with it is download MP3s onto my hard > drives,then connect my CD recorder to the analog > outputs of the computer,and make me something to > listen to in the DAK. BTW,yes,I know a new computer > would help,but I can`t afford the new Dell that I want > right now! Gotta wait a couple months at least. > Thanks.Steve P. > > ===== > 1999 Dakota Sport 3.9V6,4x4,3.92 Anti-spin,42RE auto,Intense Blue,regular cab.
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