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mic69

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Hi, my wmplayer 9 give me this message (is a translation, the message in my machine is in spanish)
when i try to open certain video files (mpegs, wma). It happens always in the same files.

Details:

appver 9.0.0.3250
modver 0.0.0.0.
offset 00000000

exception info 0xc 000 000 5
flags 0x00000000
record 0x0000000000000000
address 0x0000000000000000

Could u tell me why does it happen and what can i do?
Thx
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you got pirated OS?

update it to windows media player 11
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Give VLC Media Player a try. See if it plays it or has the same problem.
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you got pirated OS?

update it to windows media player 11



i got windows 98 in a partition and windows xp in the other of my HD
i got wmplayer 9 in both
the files that closes wmplayer in Xp reproduces ok in 98
So, what happens?
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Give VLC Media Player a try. See if it plays it or has the same problem.


i got windows 98 in a partition and windows xp in the other of my HD
i got wmplayer 9 in both
the files that closes wmplayer in Xp reproduces ok in 98
So, what happens?
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Mox nix, try VLC Media player, doe sit Work?
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Mox nix, try VLC Media player, doe sit Work?



Thx, but i need a solution for the problem and i like to use wmplayer instead
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Yes, I understand you want WMP to work, but I'd like to know if this is specific to WMP or if it's generic to any media player. Try VLC and let me know if it works or not. You can uninstall it after if you want. This is just a test.
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Yes, I understand you want WMP to work, but I'd like to know if this is specific to WMP or if it's generic to any media player. Try VLC and let me know if it works or not. You can uninstall it after if you want. This is just a test.



Hi, my friend, i did the test and i discovered something new!
The video files that got "problems" reproduces ok in wmplayer on w98.
Also reproduces ok with VLC but shut wmplayer down on Xp
And (curious thing) the same files closes the windows explorer (reporting an error) when i select them with the mouse!
Just by selecting them it causes the explorer to shutdown.
It seems to be a problem between the files and wXp, or the security system on Xp.
Wha do you think?
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Windows XP Explorer has a 'feature' to provide a preview in the Details box on the left of the file you have selected, if it’s supported. Image files, HTML pages, video clips, MP3s, etc are all previewed (even with the folder view open).

If you have a large movie clip and it either is corrupt (ie. no index from a partial download) or it uses an unsupported codec, then Explorer tries to load the whole file. This can slow your computer a lot and prevent deleting/renaming/moving/etc the file until it’s finished.

Simply do the following:

* Click Start, then Run, type regsvr32 /u shmedia.dll and click "Ok".
* A window will pop up saying that the file has been unregistered successfully. (If you don't receive this window, or the window gives an error, then please post that in your reply.)
* Reboot your computer and see if the problem persists.


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