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You can try sending it to me, I don't promise anything but I'll take a look at it.
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26th Oct 2008, 15:12
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I sent you a PM to get your email address, I tried to upload them here - the txt files are too large.
I saved them as word docs and they're too large too......so I will have to email them to you personally. Kona |
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26th Oct 2008, 15:12
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ok, I've replied now.
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26th Oct 2008, 16:18
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OK, I've had a little look at those logs now, I'll admit, most of those means nothing to me, but the part about codecs had a codec listed for MPEG4, so I don't know why it isn't working. Does anyone else think they might have some idea about what these logs say?
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26th Oct 2008, 17:32
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Information about the Multimedia file types that Windows Media Player supports
File formats that are not supported Click here > MPEG-4 (.mp4)
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26th Oct 2008, 18:28
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I save the file to my desktop because it won't open in WMP I then open it, from my desktop where I saved it, with my VLC media player. I then close it out of my VLC and, at this time, I can open it perfectly fine in my WMP. I can only view the file in WMP after I have saved the file to my PC and after I have viewed it with my VLC software. Thoughts? Kona |
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26th Oct 2008, 19:00
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Not a clue. This is why I stay away from WMP. It's too particular in what it wants to do, and not do, while other players just.... work.
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27th Oct 2008, 00:16
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I'll use my VLC player. Thanks, Cheers, Kona |
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27th Oct 2008, 01:07
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There is probably a WMP expert somewhere who knows how to tweak the settings and make it work. I know switching media players when you don't want to is pretty frustrating.
Did you try this? You can play back .mp4 media files in Windows Media Player when you install DirectShow-compatible MPEG-4 decoder packs. DirectShow-compatible MPEG-4 decoder packs include the Ligos LSX-MPEG Player and the EnvivioTV. For more information about the Ligos LSX-MPEG Player, visit the following Ligos Web site:http://www.ligos.com (http://www.ligos.com) For more information about EnvivioTV , visit the following Envivio Web site:http://www.envivio.com/products/
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27th Oct 2008, 03:15
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I had a similar problem before. I would have a green screen, and sound, but not video. It was .avi, and I changed it to .mp4 and it worked. Try changing the extensions if you can. It could work...
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