Conclusion On Can Not Play Music - Music on the system does not goes smooth while its being played due to some simply solving hardware problems regarding sound cards or disk-driver.
when I play music in my system by inserting CD or want to listen the wave file I often get the music breaking and unable to run smoothly. what should I do to overcome the problem of breaking music so that I can enjoy the music continuously through CD (compact disc) or by playing wave files.
there may be various reasons depending on the situation which may give rise to the problem you are not able to enjoy the music in your computer system without any break or interruption. generally following reasons work as an inhibitor to interrupt your music to play smoothly.
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cheap sound card
if you mean to ‘play the music’ by just inserting a CD into your hard drive and listening music on it then you may think that your sound card is cheap enough to be uncapable of playing smooth music. Most of the reasonable sound cards directly catch the audio from the CD and route it to the speakers without the involvement of processor. so you can check for your sound card and try to install another one if does matter.
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live music
if you are trying to listen the music directly during the time its being downloaded, dont do that. download the file first and then play the music directly from your hard-drive because you would not be able to listen the music properly if your internet connection wont be fast enough to carry the required data stream in order to play the selected music.
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problematic driver
if you have checked for both the above causes and found your sound card ok as well as not playing live music, still suffering from the problem of unsmooth music so you should pay attention over your device driver too.What if your driver is interrupting the sound card to push the data into speakers fast enough to play smooth music. So you should work to update your driver.
you may even solve the problem by simply arranging the cards again, plugged into the slots on your computer.






