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no VIDEO image in WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER 10


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so I recently had to repair my XP . It went back to the default WMP 7 so I had to upgrade to 10. The problem is, when I try to watch a video, there is only sound and no image, kind of like the screen is frozen. I already downloaded the latest codecs ( K - Lite) but it didn't help.
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a video, or any video?
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any video
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it seems that it works when its in 800 x 600 and in 16 BIT . And it also works in my screen mode i always use 1024 x 768 , but in 24 bit so its kind of slow. So i always had it in 16 bit and it worked. But now there is nothin
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have you tried updating your video card drivers?
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well I dont think there is a reason to. I never had to when I would reformat the computer, and the vids would work fine. BUt now they dont. This happened to me last time too and it fixed but I had no idea how. But yea, its still not working
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can anybody help?
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http://www.divx.com/

Go here and dl the divx free version....

This at least will tell you if it's a codec problem..
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yea i downloaded that , same problem. Anyways I chagned my color quality in Display Properties back to High ( 24 bit ) , and it shows the image now . And everything is fine, even in full screen , until the mouse disappears...everything starts to move all slow, but when i move the mouse again its perfect? What should I do? But the thing is , I know that I had it in 16 bit before . But when it's in 16 it won't show anything, the freeze just freezes.

Edited by seattle2005er, 28 September 2005 - 08:23 PM.

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Either update your video card drivers or reinstall the drivers as one poster suggested.

Although you said it shouldn't need this, the windows OS sometimes has a way of muffing things up. I really can't see why changing resolutions should affect WMP..
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yea heres a weird thing. The videos play fine in winamp....but not in wmp
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anybody????
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Do you have the latest version of DirectX, i.e. 9.0c?
If not, download it.
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yea i just installed it, nothing changed.
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???
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