dcervenka |
09-04-2003 11:15 AM |
OK, reposting because I can't add a reply to the archive thread... (has this always been the case?) <BR> <BR>J-Rod asked "Yo, anybody know why the videos I watch freeze up in Windows Media Player? The vid starts, freezes on the first frame, but I can still hear the audio. It's driving me nuts!! " <BR> <BR>You are trying to watch a video that has been compressed with a newer version CODEC than what the viewer is capable of playing. (example: The video was compressed with Microsoft's new v9 codec and you're using media player 6). The audio can still be heard is because backwards compatible. <BR> <BR><b>SOLUTION:</b> Unless you are using Window NT, you should upgrade to Microsoft's Media Player 9 <a href="http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/download/default.asp" target="_blank">http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/download/default.asp</a> <BR> <BR>Let me know if that solves your problem? <BR> <BR>
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