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I agree with them, aol gave me nothing but problems.

You need a music decrypter and you can find the free online.

The problem with embedding background music is that the different browsers out there have their own methods of implementing embedded music files.

For all versions of Netscape, as well as IE 3.0 and above, you can use the following code:

<embed src="yourmusicfile.mid" autostart="true" loop="true"
width="2" height="0">
</embed>
The width and height attribute given above causes the player to be invisible. If you do not want it to be invisible, you can specify your own dimensions to suit your site decor.

For Opera and all IE versions, the following code works:

<bgsound src="yourmusicfile.mid" loop="infinite">
As you probably have noticed, IE 3.0 and above support both methods, so you cannot simply put both those tags into your web document in the hope of supporting all browsers. It will work on Netscape and early versions of IE, but the newer versions of IE will recognize both tags, leading to problems when IE tries to load the music file twice.

The workaround that I've seen on some sites, that seems to work for me, is to enclose the BGSOUND tag inside NOEMBED tags, thus preventing IE from interpreting the second tag.

<embed src="yourmusicfile.mid" autostart="true" loop="true"
width="2" height="0">
</embed>
<noembed>
<bgsound src="yourmusicfile.mid" loop="infinite">
</noembed>

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I will push you down and pull your hair

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I have more but it will slow peoples computers down.

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Try cleaning the connections.

It could be internal on the console or remote.

So clean it make sure you inspect the connection real good, and if it don't work you might want to get a new controller.

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