You said WMP10 came with your system I would go to the link below and re-load it. Just for safety sake set a restore point. Also have you checked to see if you can see videos on any of your other media players? I'd also go into Start>Control Panal>Add or Remove Programs>Set program defaults>Custom>Choose a default media player.
(It couldn't hurt.)
I too prefer WMP 9 over 10. Simply un install WMP10 fron Control Panel>Add/Remove programs. Reboot. Download and install WMP 9 from the MS website and you are in business.
I have now reverted back to media player 9 - but I am
still not getting any video - can someone please help. I also have Nero on this system (came installed for my burner I assume) so I don't think I can delete that - can they be conflicting in some way? Thanks
If you are trying to play an AVI, and your player won't show the video, that probably means it needs a COder/DECoder to play. Does your visualizations work?
You could try going to (IN WMP) tools--options--performance
Click the "advanced" button.
Uncheck "Use Overlays"
OK.
This worked for me when video files would work for a second, then go black.
Shebe
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(It couldn't hurt.)
Good Luck, ~S
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/mp10/default.aspx
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gaset
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msil217
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The file you are playing IS a video file, correct? Music files have no video. But WMP should show visualizations.
Also, if you are trying to watch streaming video on a slow internet connection, it doesn't work too well.
Message Edited by msil217 on 11-21-2004 02:38 PM
gaset
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You could try going to (IN WMP) tools--options--performance
Click the "advanced" button.
Uncheck "Use Overlays"
OK.
This worked for me when video files would work for a second, then go black.
gaset
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November 22nd, 2004 02:00