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WMP [resolved]
After years relatively problem free, I've recently started having a problem which seems video and/or audio codec related.
Question is, how does WMP "select" which codec to use & is there any user way to change the codec ? |
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Hi Stewart, have you tried sherlock ?
SHERLOCK - The Codec Detective - FREE Codec Check Checking Utility! |
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Another program along the same lines as the one Mal has posted there, is Supereasy Codec Checker:
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Thanks, all.
Seemed more than just a codec issue. A couple of times after a restart played OK, but then reverted back – audio CDs OK, DVD played but like viewing video from behind Venetian blinds, and didn’t recognize my .avi files as media files & using “all files” option the video clip stopped at the first frame. Used different codecs but no difference. Reinstalled WMP11 but still same although now recognized .avi media files. Installed K-Lite Codec pack & all appears OK (touch wood) but |
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Thanks for the feedback Stewart, glad it's sorted. For now..
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