can someone help me with settings

sitcom321

my husband is into soul music and goes on a site called a few records from my box, when it comes up there are record discs which he can just click on and it plays that record, now for some reason the settings have changed and when he clicks on a record it just goes to a volume control thing and you cant view any of the records while listening, can anyone help me and tell me how to change back to original format
thanks

googler

Why don't you ask the people who operate that website....?

victor2

Is it http://www.soultimemusic.myzen.co.uk/Records.htm?
If so, it could be the player that you've got associated with mp3 files which is causing the problem.
Don't use it, but if you can confirm that and the browser and operating system you're using, you'll probably get some help from people here.

sitcom321

victor2 wrote: »

Is it http://www.soultimemusic.myzen.co.uk/Records.htm?
If so, it could be the player that you've got associated with mp3 files which is causing the problem.
Don't use it, but if you can confirm that and the browser and operating system you're using, you'll probably get some help from people here.

hi yes that is the site I am not techni minded at all so have no idea about techni stuff but i am using internet explore 9 and i am using windows 7 is that my operating system???

it has been working fine until friday when it just switched to a volume control and no pictures!! when i click on properties it brings up quicktime

santer_2

Using Palemoon clicking a disc gives the option to save it

http://www.palemoon.org/

sitcom321

santer wrote: »

Using Palemoon clicking a disc gives the option to save it

http://www.palemoon.org/

thanks for this but i am not sure i know what I am supposed to do with palemoon sorry

santer_2

It is another browser

With IE, click tools, internet options, on the general tab, click to delete browsing history, then restart IE and try the site

victor2

With Windows 7, click start, type default programs and press enter in where it says Search programs and files.
Then select Associate a file type.....
Scroll down to .mp3 and see what it says against it. It should say Windows Media Player unless you've installed something else to play mp3 files.
If it doesn't, you can use the Change Program... button to change it, but might be safer just to see what it says first and then report back here.