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Unfortunetly for you, there is no argueing going on. Therefore you are stupid.
Why don't you like, go back into the hole you came from.
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| Originally posted by Vert Unfortunetly for you, there is no argueing going on. Therefore you are stupid. Why don't you like, go back into the hole you came from. es |

God damm do I love people with that im better than you attitude.I think its funny when you tried being dumb and correcting others and then you were not right yourself.
Don't tell people they are wrong on stupid shit man.It makes ya look retarded.There is no reason you should have ignored that guy.He was just trying to take you down off the pedastal you placed yourself on man.I mean who are you to tell him anyway.
You also must be really upset about this to change your original post.Punctuation ....I thought it was capitolization.
Well anyways im not going to say anything further on this matter as i think this is a case closed situation and im sorry that his post upset you that bad.
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| Originally posted by Vert I mean honestly, grow up. People who type like you look like you have the IQ of a 11 year old, and deserve zero respect for not even bothering to attempt to make their posts easy to read. Eh fuck it, I have zero reason to ever read one of your trash posts again.. /me adds to ignore list. es |
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| Originally posted by dj prometheus He was just trying to take you down off the pedastal you placed yourself on man.I mean who are you to tell him anyway. |
. eek... You've posted 5 threads asking the same old noob questions.

i think its down to ur player decoding it on the fly and buffering from disk. some of the data cant be read properly or ur hd is fragmented so the player cant be arsed to decode it properly...thats what my theory is 
if it constantly has blips and shit in the same place of the track then its most likely down to shit encoding.
No problem. 
If you have the NTFS file system this might be explained , i've been having the same proplem with the hard drives which i have NTFS on but not on the drives which have fat32 (much better file system imho)
NTFS is'nt the stable file system it was suppost to be , you have to defragment every other day so that you files don't get so fragmented. And everytime your pc does'nt shut down like it's suppost to your drive/s get fragmented and some files get FUBAR.
My advice to you is to de-fragment your drive , back-up every file you wich to keep (burn to cd's) and format your hard-drives to FAT32 , although FAT32 is older (and some say slower) it's very stable and does not get so fragmented as NTFS.
Hope this helps 
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| Originally posted by Tomas_P If you have the NTFS file system this might be explained , i've been having the same proplem with the hard drives which i have NTFS on but not on the drives which have fat32 (much better file system imho) |
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| Originally posted by Tomas_P If you have the NTFS file system this might be explained , i've been having the same proplem with the hard drives which i have NTFS on but not on the drives which have fat32 (much better file system imho) |

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| Originally posted by Thunder5 Sorry to bring you back to ground. But NTFS is much more faster, more reliable filesystem than FAT32. NTFS doesn't fragment so easily than FAT32, due good journaling features. At the moment NTFS is best filesystem for Windows. ![]() Though there are many better filesystems than NTFS, like reiserfs, ext3fs, even ext2fs.. Though those filesystems are meant for unix/linux systems. |
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| Originally posted by Vert Thanks, I was to lazy to type that ^ .es |
Then perhaps it varies between systems
, but i've had nothing but proplems with NTFS and those who would like to hear what NTFS can do to an mp3 file is welcome to send me a message through msn
MSN : [email protected]
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| Originally posted by Stuart Silver but not corrupting them. I wouldn't be surprised if one exists tho'! |
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| Originally posted by Tomas_P Then perhaps it varies between systems , but i've had nothing but proplems with NTFS and those who would like to hear what NTFS can do to an mp3 file is welcome to send me a message through msn |
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| Originally posted by Thunder5 99% of the computer problems are user related... |
my pc works fine as it is ,just a litle cough now and then but thats only due to windows XP or some strange IRQ conflicts
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