See http://www.powerdvd.com-http.com/ - "Media files supported"  You're out of luck.

You'd be better off installing Real Alternative and Quick Time Alternative than you would installing the proprietary applications for viewing those file types.  The Alt versions are smaller, use elements of your already installed Windows Media Player, and are much easier to manage.

http://www.free-codecs.com/download/Real_Alternative.htm

http://www.free-codecs.com/download/QuickTime_Alternative.htm

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@Oleg2003 wrote:
I already have it I just want to be able to play all videos In one player.

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Well, as you can see, it ain't gonna happen with PowerDVD.

I already have it I just want to be able to play all videos In one player.

Looks like I will have to change back to WinDVD and thanks for clearing this up for me :-)