Decoder problem with media center 2005

Download and install K-lite codec pack rom here.

Sounds like the driver for the TV Tuner is not installed, or the video and audio drivers may not be installed properly.
Mine was always a bit wonky in XP, works like a charm in Vista or Windows 7 though

try this:

http://www.codecguide.com/download_kl.htm

You'll be able to play just about anything. Choose the standard or other appropriate version, which includes media player classic.

Media centre can use a numnber of codecs to do this job, you just need to make sure it has a choice. You need to download & install a codec pack. Microsoft has one which you can find on the website but the most comprehensive one is KL Codec pack. Google it & install the standard version, just use all the default settings & that will fix your problem.

I think this refers to the MPEG decoders required to show TV in media center.
You need to install Power DVD or a stand alone decoder from NVidia or ATI

Hi there thanks for your post

sounds like you pc has either a fault in your tv tuner card or your motherboard has a fault responding try updateing the tv cards software if that dont work u you then knw its faulty

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Try those links and let me know if u got help:

You should have an ENX-26 card.

ENX-16 GigaPocket
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=BU4WC6CG

ENX-26 GigaPocket (Not my post)
http://files.filefront.com/GigaPocket+Fi...;/fileinfo.html

ENX-26 MCE only drivers for Arcsoft TotalMedia 3
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=6DTMIR5U

DVGatePlus2.0
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=BLT8HYT6

go to this website and see if you have all updates to you media center. your codecs are kept in the media player bin file let microsoft run a check and see if you need some more downloads. http://update.microsoft.com/microsoftupdate/v6/default.aspx?ln=en-us

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Some possible causes can be system heat causing the video card to freeze. Sometimes it can also be related to the video driver or MPEG2 decoder. Make sure to use the right decoder and filter for the video playback.

Try reinstalling your video card driver with the original drivers disk provided with the computer, otherwise you might want to try a diffrent player.