Windows Vista media player 11 problem...

Hello every body.. is there any geek here who have good knowledge of Windows Vista..

I am having a very critical problem in playing the video files in Windows Vista ultimate edition( with sp1 installed).
here take a look how the screen appears when i play a WMV file in Media Player while it works perfectly in VLC player or some other players. Please help me!! I am really got struck with this issue..Already posted this problem in Digit Forum but all vain

*www.urpics4ever.com/imhost/uploads/c0b7b35cba.jpg

Thanks.
Harsh

Well not sure but you can try running thee commands as admin:

regsvr32 wmadmod.dll
regsvr32 wmvdecod.dll

tried no effect...

You might wanna try re-installing:

*www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/11/default.aspx

You need to install codecs to Play WMV as well as Other audio/video files which are not supported by Windows media player:
Download and install Klite codec pack from here:
www.free-codecs.com/download/K_lite_codec_pack.htm

Your problem should be solve.

re-installation method also done lots of time which has no effect...

k-lite also tried.. not working.. media player also not able to play .dat files!!!

Reinstall your video drivers.

It is not the problem of codecs, because wmv is a Windows thingy and Vista/WMP11 play wmv files without a problem, I have searched the net and come across threads where it has been people's sound card causing the problem.

^^ And I have faced this myself in my old comp where the graphics drivers were the problem. So try reinstalling the sound/graphics drivers. And directx too, using the march 08 redist.

So it is definitely not codecs but either sound or display issue (hardware or software)

i dont think so that it there is a video drivers problem as video files run very smoothly in VLC and the video drivers i allowed the vista to download the capable video drivers itself, i didnt download particularly and installed manually..

My pc configuration is AMD 3000+, 2.5Gb RAM, ASUS motherboard A8N-VM (nvidia chipset), 80Gb SATA II HDD.
Please please any one who is having same problem with this board!!

or recommend me which video drivers should i install !

i downloaded the "dxwebsetup" from Microsoft.com and run it. It downloaded near about 20MB of data files from net and installed them. But my problem still persists

i dont think so that it there is a video drivers problem as video files run very smoothly in VLC and the video drivers i allowed the vista to download the capable video drivers itself, i didnt download particularly and installed manually..

Definetly it is not a audio/video driver problem.

Try this solution:

1. Go to Control Panel and open up Autoplay
2. Go to bottom and click on "Reset all Defaults" and save it

then write is it worked?

Amir.php this also does not worked.

Your codec might be corrupted. VLC can play it because it has codecs prebuilt inside it, and doesnt use external codecs. But MS says codecs are reinstalled when you reinstall WMP...

Try *www.mediacodec.org/

If it still doesnt work, uninstall WMP and then reinstall it. *techie-buzz.com/technology-buzz/how-to-uninstall-windows-media-player-11.html

dear dheeraj_kumar can u tell me how i can uninstall the Pre-installed media player 11 in Windows Vista ultimate edition not in windows XP.....

Reinstall it again. Then you might find it under installed updates.

You cannot uninstall it. You can only try re-installing a fresh copy over it. Use the link I gave previously.

*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/showpost.php?p=852117&postcount=4

it is showing this message...

*www.urpics4ever.com/imhost/uploads/113fdf5753.jpg

now where i can get this version!!

Looks like the problem is with the video file. Most prolly the video is uncompressed & the audio is compressed therefore the problem. The file will work fine in XP on WMP11 but not on Vista. A bug in Media PLayer.

1 final solution considering that all the drivers are fine is that you can choose to open the file in Media Center instead of Media Player. Also try the Media Player Classic. Other than that from what I have read on MSDN forums the file won't work without an issue on WMP11 Vista

iMav Media center player also use the media player to run the audio/video files. u can see it play any audio file in media center then go to desktop and run media player ..u will see that file is playing in media center!!

anyway thanks to all of you for ur support!!

I think i should also install Windows xp also with vista... only vista is not sufficient

WMP 11 is tightly interrelated with Core of the vista.
This means any problem in wmp 11 direcly a problem of this os.
one of the best possible solution i want to tell you repair vista. if any problem is in the wmp11 then it will surely solve. otherwise it may be your file problem.
To rdpair vista boot with your vista DVD and follow these steps:
1. on the vista setup screen click on the "Repair your computer" option. this will check all win vista installation on your system.
2. select your vista installation and press next. if repair process does not detect any problem starting vista then it will display a list of recovery tools.
3. choose starup repair option. It will scan your vista installatin for any problem. if problem is found it will attempt to fix these problems automatically.
During this your system may restart several times which is normal.
4. when done click on finish to reboot.

hdsk.23 said:
iMav Media center player also use the media player to run the audio/video files. u can see it play any audio file in media center then go to desktop and run media player ..u will see that file is playing in media center!!

anyway thanks to all of you for ur support!!

I think i should also install Windows xp also with vista... only vista is not sufficient

THere was a person on the MSDN forums who was able to play the file in Media Center and not in the Media Player

@Amir: Not a problem of Vista, it's a problem in the media player SDK itself.

iMAV, who is the person? can you give me whos address(link).
it will be interesting to meet this person.

*forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1472665&SiteID=1

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