I know, I use VLC, but inexperienced users use this PC and would rage if I made VLC default. /facepalmphishman420 wrote:
wmp sucks anyway. use something else
Are you good at getting to the point?Jenspm wrote:
VLC for music?
eww.
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Go to Start - > Type Run in the Search Box - > type regsvr32 wmp.dll
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For more information on what this command does refer to the following article:
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/249873
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This method is quick and all it does is re-register a WMP11 component and it may or may not work for some people
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You will need your Vista install DVD in the drive for the program to find the replacement files. Go to to the command prompt (when you boot from the DVD) and run SFC /SCANFILE.
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For more information on what this command does refer to the following article:
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http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/...82541.aspx
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This method takes a while (between 20-30 minutes or less depending on the number of files you have on your computer) but is a lot more thorough and will most probably fix most of the issues you are having with WMP11 as it not only re-registers the components but it also replaces any corrupt ones with files from your VISTA INSTALL DVD.
very easy to work with and does everything i need it to do perfectly. please tell me what's wrong with itZimmer wrote:
iTunes for music? Lulz.
Kurazoo : Try running it in Administrator Mode and resetting your settings after you do so. It could be some of your music that is causing the problem ( illegal downloads? bad tagging, then, unless it was from a private tracker. )
Music from www.jimmyr.com and RSZimmer wrote:
iTunes for music? Lulz.
Kurazoo : Try running it in Administrator Mode and resetting your settings after you do so. It could be some of your music that is causing the problem ( illegal downloads? bad tagging, then, unless it was from a private tracker. )
' i need 'phishman420 wrote:
very easy to work with and does everything i need it to do perfectly. please tell me what's wrong with itZimmer wrote:
iTunes for music? Lulz.
Kurazoo : Try running it in Administrator Mode and resetting your settings after you do so. It could be some of your music that is causing the problem ( illegal downloads? bad tagging, then, unless it was from a private tracker. )
Doesn't support FLAC, and ALAC is too hard to come by.phishman420 wrote:
very easy to work with and does everything i need it to do perfectly. please tell me what's wrong with itZimmer wrote:
iTunes for music? Lulz.
Kurazoo : Try running it in Administrator Mode and resetting your settings after you do so. It could be some of your music that is causing the problem ( illegal downloads? bad tagging, then, unless it was from a private tracker. )
foobar for music!Zimmer wrote:
iTunes for music? Lulz.
well, you could convert FLAC to ALAC, but iTunes tends to run extra slow when playing ALAC. Though, I agree, comverting is a pain in the ass.Zimmer wrote:
Doesn't support FLAC, and ALAC is too hard to come by.phishman420 wrote:
very easy to work with and does everything i need it to do perfectly. please tell me what's wrong with itZimmer wrote:
iTunes for music? Lulz.
Kurazoo : Try running it in Administrator Mode and resetting your settings after you do so. It could be some of your music that is causing the problem ( illegal downloads? bad tagging, then, unless it was from a private tracker. )
Itunes does support FLAC, though not natively meaning a simple addon is required.Zimmer wrote:
Doesn't support FLAC, and ALAC is too hard to come by.phishman420 wrote:
very easy to work with and does everything i need it to do perfectly. please tell me what's wrong with itZimmer wrote:
iTunes for music? Lulz.
Kurazoo : Try running it in Administrator Mode and resetting your settings after you do so. It could be some of your music that is causing the problem ( illegal downloads? bad tagging, then, unless it was from a private tracker. )
