Fuzzy noise Recently when i play some songs i hear a fuzzy noise along with the audio. The songs use to all play perfectly. The wierd thing however, is that only some songs have this fuzzy songs, some songs play fine. Anybody have any clue how to fix this?

Windows 7 has sooo many different options for audio it is confusing. If you right click on the (windows) speaker icon in the system tray and click "volume control options" you get one set of features.
If you click on the "sound" icon in the device manager you get entirely different results!
And lets not forget that your sound card probably has its own audio configuration utility!
I have found that sometimes you have to play with all of these programs to get the sound to work properly.
Getting windows to recognize the "default" seems to be the biggest issue.

Platinum T40 Player problem

- MTV, MP3, DVD Movie, MIDI Introduction it works

- I played (RS) True Instrumental Songs, but need to set a Melody Off to remove bad sound and need to set Signer ON. If Singer OFF no sound output.

- Sound perfect Songs
- Evolution Songs
-Chorus Songs are played, video and lyric is ok, but sound like a laser gun and sound wave sometimes like a storm and cheer song is bad sound.
please help me...
what is the best thing to do...

Check that your mic settings in the Volume control is not maxed out. Turn the mic off and see if the fuzziness clears up.

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Connect the speakers to some other device and check. if they are playing. then check the Computer connection and connect them in the front.

The 1/4" output on your bass needs to be resoldered in 1 or more places. It's very common.

try to plau in winamp or jetaudio if problem not come then your your media plyer has been damged

You need to check the shield ground on the head unit. The following link will guide you through the test procedure.

Shield Ground Testing

The tones in repetition sound could be a defective harddrive. I've had that happen once on an internal harddrive...

Playing some Mp3 players at full volume can cause this problem. Once the damage is done, there is no fix - sorry.