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May 16th, 2008, 01:59 PM

virginiajim virginiajim is offline

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T-10 playback speed pitch control

My T-10 does not correct the pitch when I play podcasts at faster than normal speeds. Instead the speakers sound like chipmonks and can't even be undertstood, especially at the fastest speed. Is the pitch supposed to automatically correct, like it does with the Microsoft Media Player, or do I have a defective device? I'm looking for the smallest, least expensive device that will contain Microsoft Op System with the Media player, in order to have a portable podcast player with 2x playback and proper pitch.

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