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Dale · 03-21-2010, 02:52 PM

OK since we didn't get back on topic...

Originally posted by cjmaddy:

Terry, - IMO, you are neither polite, nor helpful. - If that is what you are attempting, then you are not succeeding.

You're entitled to your opinion, of course. What would constitute being polite and helpful?

Originally posted by cjmaddy:

If you have established that installing Windows Media Centre corrects your lack-of-sound problem, then a logical step would be to determine what has been added/changed to/with your system/s by adding the WMC that then allows the MA3 .sgt files to be heard.

I've often wondered how to do that (install something on a Windows computer and then determine exactly and completely what has been changed). How do you do it?

That's a serious question and not intended to be impolite. I'm asking for practical help. Thanks.

03-21-2010, 02:52 PM	#121
Dale Banned Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Western Missouri Posts: 960	OK since we didn't get back on topic... Originally posted by cjmaddy: Terry, - IMO, you are neither polite, nor helpful. - If that is what you are attempting, then you are not succeeding. You're entitled to your opinion, of course. What would constitute being polite and helpful? Originally posted by cjmaddy: If you have established that installing Windows Media Centre corrects your lack-of-sound problem, then a logical step would be to determine what has been added/changed to/with your system/s by adding the WMC that then allows the MA3 .sgt files to be heard. I've often wondered how to do that (install something on a Windows computer and then determine exactly and completely what has been changed). How do you do it? That's a serious question and not intended to be impolite. I'm asking for practical help. Thanks.