Windows 10: How to stop mp3 from being staticky

Trying to prevent mp3 from sounding staticky. It happens when I connect my Lenovo Y920 to an audio device, such as my headphones or JBL Pulse 3. I'm not sure what's going on here as the audio works fine on a device connected via Bluetooth. Audio also works pretty much fine on default output.

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SuSe 10.2 MP3 support ?'s

I can help here... but only via a site where I found this before. I can't even remember the site, but search in Google for "Hacking SUSE 10.2"

The first site that pops up will list the steps necessary to add MP3 support(and other plug-ins and DVD support) to SUSE.

Chris

 

How can i use mp3 file as ringtone in my wp7

Once you upgrade to the soon-to-be-released Windows Phone Mango, you will be able to use a MP3 file, as long is it meets this criteria:

• 39 seconds or shorter
• smaller than 1 megabyte (MB)
• saved in MP3 or WMA format
• not copy-protected (i.e. DRM free)

If your file is longer, I'd suggest using Audacity, a free app, to shorten your MP3 and/or reduce the size. Here's an article titled

Ringing in Mango by Alice Luu found in the Windows Phone Blog. It contains some good detailed information with step-by-step instructions.

I hope this helps!

David

 

mp3

Hi Tina,

It's possible that a corrupted device driver or a corrupted media player application is causing the issue that you're having with connecting MP3 player. To provide effective troubleshooting steps, we'd like to narrow down the issue by asking a few questions:

• Can you clarify if it is an MP3 player (physical device) or a media player which is having issues?
• Which mp3 player program are you using?
• Are you getting any error messages when trying to connect it?
• Are other file formats playing properly on your computer?

We'll wait for your response and assist you accordingly.