Windows media player

0x54 said:
it "naturally" cant? i dont understand the naturally bit ;\

heh, ut2k3/ut2k4 can play ogg vorbis files, why cant either of your media players?.....:D
Heres the main point ok.
You just have to learn how this all works.
It will never be a "do this" for what you describe.
It's time to watch "your options of WMP or.Select Or.
What the hell is this,
ogg vorbis files
Really.
:rolleyes:
 
0x54 said:
it "naturally" cant? i dont understand the naturally bit ;\

heh, ut2k3/ut2k4 can play ogg vorbis files, why cant either of your media players?.....:D
How many people here actually knew about Ogg Vorbis Files before you said it anyway?

And for that if installing Windows Media Player 10 Beta didn't help then reinstalling Windows is the only way. You really shouldn't try and uninstall Windows Media Player anyway.
 
On my old gateway, i uninstalled media player cause it was an old version 7 on it. and downloaded a new version media player 9.

and then updated all the codecs for it, and never had a problem with it.
 
Just use winamp its so much better . BTW windows media player 10 is even better still .Delete all the files todo with windows media player and use a program like regedit (think thats what its called) to get rid of all unused registey file and the windows media ones should go and thats it all clean for you.
 
alright....
ogg (or vorbis, or ogg vorbis - ogg is just a container, vorbis is the actual codec used but most ppl call it ogg) is a replacement for mp3.

as with any replacement, its obviously better...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vorbis
http://www.xiph.org/ogg/vorbis/listen.html

if someone wants i suppose i could rip 30 seconds of tool and encode it in using lame and oggenc so you lot can hear for yourself..but its more trustworthy if you do that yourself ^_^

suppose i might as well mention flac too:
if you wanna rip a cd and not lose any quality but want something smaller then 600 megs of .wav files, you use a lossless codec, flac is such a codec.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FLAC
 
ahh, just so you dont take me for a liar ^_^

(i dont expect/advise people to do anything more then look at the first link and scroll to the bottom to see the results. i understand lazyness after all ^_^)

Results of Multiformat at 128kbps public Listening Test:

http://www.rjamorim.com/test/multiformat128/results.html

(and the relative /. story: http://slashdot.org/articles/04/05/24/0623247.shtml?tid=141&tid=185&tid=188)


relative links to mp3's licencing problems:

http://www.mp3licensing.com/royalty/software.html

and the /. story:
http://slashdot.org/articles/02/08/27/1626241.shtml?tid=155
 
LOL! I'll have to have a good read through that later. Bit too late now. Personally however, I can't tell the difference between any media format - its all music to me. As long as it doesn't sound like an untuned radio I'm ok.
 
All i think you have to do is do a system restore. But maybe since you deleted it thats not an option anymore. Worth a try though.

Just remember next time something breaks to do a system restore first then you can fiddle around if things dont work after that.
 
TibsBeatAll said:
one day WMP stopped working so i delted it and reinstalled it.


From dat day on, when i try to open WMP it doesn't open and i get a popup dat says internal application error.

and it never works.

it's quite frustrating. any help would be appreciated. i'm trying to avoid reinstalling windows, cuz i don' believe in that, but if i have to do it, i will.

thanks

and it never works.

Lets try this again,Is dat ok ?
If you deleted WMP,we have figured you mean Windows Media Player,also it could be short for WinaMP.Is dat right ?
Quote:
popup dat says
If you deleted it why in Gods name where you surprised the shorcut or whatever poped up ?
internal application error
Windows can't find it if you deleted it.
Can you find this ?
"C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player\WMPLAYER.EXE"
One more ? What extensions do the files you want to play have.EG:
mp3 mpg mov avi wma.
 
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