trouble with hoster and laptop

dhkluesner@clas · #1 September 22nd, 2007, 02:30 PM

I copied my songs to an external drive from my desktop. When that didn't work, I tried copying them directly on to my laptop. I am still unsuccessful getting them to play.

I uninstalled the program and reinstalled but that didn't help either. I am about to loose my cool with this whole thing.

I was so looking forward to start playing small venues but I don't guess it's meant to be.

Thank you again for you reply.

hwheeler43 · #2 September 22nd, 2007, 03:07 PM

I may be way off base. If so I apologize in advance. Have you went to the Tools Menu in Hoster and selected build songs database and made sure you selected the correct songs folder?

dhkluesner@clas · #3 September 22nd, 2007, 03:15 PM

Yes, I have tried that too. I even took my laptop to the Geek squad but I think I know more than they did and that's not saying a lot. LOL.

I just went through the audio control panels. I couldn't find the .wav and other ext that was mentioned in the other reply. I have vista so I am in a learning mode with it.

Again, thanks for the reply. I so want to get this going.

hwheeler43 · #4 September 22nd, 2007, 03:23 PM

This may be another dumb question, but what version of Hoster are you using?

dhkluesner@clas · #5 September 22nd, 2007, 04:10 PM

hoster 3.316

billyo · #6 September 23rd, 2007, 12:04 AM

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Originally Posted by dhkluesner@clas

Yes, I have tried that too. I even took my laptop to the Geek squad but I think I know more than they did and that's not saying a lot. LOL.

I just went through the audio control panels. I couldn't find the .wav and other ext that was mentioned in the other reply. I have vista so I am in a learning mode with it.

Again, thanks for the reply. I so want to get this going.

once you get to control panel click on sound and audio..on the device volume, make sure the mute boxes are not checked..unchecked if it is...then click on advanced..unchecked any mute box and also you'll find .wav and also make sure all volumes are set all the way up.

mindonstrike · #7 September 23rd, 2007, 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by dhkluesner@clas

I just went through the audio control panels. I couldn't find the .wav and other ext that was mentioned in the other reply.

I couldn't find the post you referenced but if you are looking for the sound levels setting in Vista here it is on mine. I've attached an image that will hopefully help you navigate.

After clicking Start/settings/control panel click the speaker icon which will open the "sound" panel,then select "speakers" from the playback tab, then click "properties" which will open a new panel called "speaker properties", click the levels tab then just make sure the slider is at 100%, make sure the button next to 100 isn't muted (like the button right below it), click balance to make sure that both left and right are at max.Click OK on the balance panel. Click "apply" and "OK" on the "speaker properties" panel. Click "apply" and "OK" on the "sound" panel.

And you should be done. Hope it helps.

Sam

bobcox- with the Lord · #8 September 23rd, 2007, 11:53 AM

is your burner CDG compatable. what brand of burner do you have.
sounds like it is not copying properly.

dhkluesner@clas · #9 September 24th, 2007, 04:57 PM

I went through the process you gave me and I still cant get anything but clicks and no words.

I think I might be beating my head against a brick wall.

I will keep trying.

MikeP · #10 September 24th, 2007, 05:52 PM

I know this is a pretty basic question but I don't think we have yet established the answer.
Does your audio and video graphics work OK in any other progs on your Vista laptop?
If so what progs?

MikeP

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