Still helpful to the noobs even a couple years later . I just ran a [url=http://www.datanumen.com/aor/index2.htm]inbox repair tool[/url] on my computer to fix some stuff and I was lost when I had to come back to the audio side of things. Turned out the tool moved some things around, but we are ready...

It sounds like it is for sure a driver issue, the easiest way to figure this out is to switch back to the default sound mapper a few times and note the differences. Also you can run some repair tools like an inbox repair tool. You would be surprised at how common files can disrupt media codecs, etc.

His connection just isn't good enough...

I also keep seeing in the media "projection screens", so who knows what the deep future really holds. Technology never ends the amazement of possibilities.

i think everything is going to be downsized in to phones...eventually the ipad and iphone will probably combine in to one device...