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Nikon
FAKKU Old Guard
So this is just a dirty troubleshooting thing, so here goes.
Having trouble with video/audio in a file?
First try making sure all your currently installed codecs are up-to-date. If not (and you're feeling up to it), un-install them and try the Combined Community Codec Pack. It's covers almost every codec used by the underground anime community. You can find it here.
Media Players
You don't need to use Windows Media Player all the time. Try out one of the following, as they'll pretty much do the trick:
BS Player
VLC Player
Zoom Player
Feel free to add your own tips and crap cause I sure as hell don't have all the answers.
Having trouble with video/audio in a file?
First try making sure all your currently installed codecs are up-to-date. If not (and you're feeling up to it), un-install them and try the Combined Community Codec Pack. It's covers almost every codec used by the underground anime community. You can find it here.
Media Players
You don't need to use Windows Media Player all the time. Try out one of the following, as they'll pretty much do the trick:
BS Player
VLC Player
Zoom Player
Feel free to add your own tips and crap cause I sure as hell don't have all the answers.
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I also recommend using the Combined Community Codec Pack. Since installed I have never had a problem playing a video. And it comes with "Windows Media Player Classic" which I recommend using as your player,
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Nikon
FAKKU Old Guard
Jacob wrote...
I also recommend using the Combined Community Codec pack. Since installed I have never had a problem playing a video. And it comes with "Windows Media Player Classic" which I recommend using as your player,Yeah. And IIRC, Zoom Player is just a variant of MPC just with added features.
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Hm, I haven't had any problems with my media files. But the moment there is, I'll use this. Thanks for the recomendation. :D
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Jacob wrote...
I also recommend using the Combined Community Codec Pack. Since installed I have never had a problem playing a video. And it comes with "Windows Media Player Classic" which I recommend using as your player,i use that one too, except VLC player has perks like take a screen shot, and misc. features, but cccp works nicely if u dont want to use multiple players
