20 Most Recent Microsoft Windows Media Player - Page 3 Questions & Answers

Hello sanjeev_vada,

This procedure is from the windows media player help file.I hope it's useful:
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*To play content at variable speeds*

You can change the speed at which content plays in the Player. For example, you can slow down the playback speed if you are taking notes while watching a training video, or you can speed up the slow sections of a presentation.

•Begin playing a file.

•Click the arrow below the Now Playing tab, point to Enhancements, and then click Play Speed Settings.

•Move the Play Speed slider to the speed at which you want to play the content, or click the Slow, Normal, or Fast link.

•To select speeds between the labeled play speeds, in the Enhancements pane, clear the Snap slider to common speeds check box.

•To hide the settings, click the Close button in the Enhancements pane.
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martyshaw152

Not compatible with Windows 7. Use the newest version of windows media player (11) that comes with windows 7. It is vastly superior.

I think it might be either a CODEC or memory issue. The CODEC thing can be solved by downloading the K-Lite CODEC pack, which you can find free via an internet search (see below). The memory issue is harder to solve. You need to see when you are playing the video if your CPU is running very high. If it is then you will struggle to play the track on your current computer without improving the memory. However I think it more likely that it is a CODEC issue since both the players you mention are not set up to play some MPEG files, as not all CODEC's are included. You can download the CODECS here: http://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/windows_7_codec_pack.html However always use the advanced option for installing as they do like to put on software that might change your default browser. You can decline these with that option. Some people use VLC player, but all though this will play just about every video file, it will turn the icons into a thing that looks like a traffic cone! So I don't recommend it.

I guess it could be a CODEC issue. You can download CODEC packs here: http://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/windows_7_codec_pack.html Always use the advanced options for downloading, then you can avoid software that might want to change your browser, given free with these free options.

Most probably your Media Player does not support audio formats from the online movies. You can download & install the codec "K-Lite Mega Codec Pack or K-Lite Codec Pack" latest version from http://www.free-codecs.com/download/k_lite_codec_pack.htm

You can install Free Media Players for your OS e.g. MPCStar or VLC Player which can play most of the AV formats from the web.

Hope it helps.

Try Upgrading windows media player

check if you're running genuine Windows, WMP is a part of it How to Tell What to look for

You need DVD decoder you can get power DVD off. In If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/richard_b59056c0c62ecb00

Have you tried uninstalling and then re-installing it? Go to add or remove programs and remove any old version. There should be no limit to how many times you downloaded it. Take a look in your 'downloads' file to see if it is in there or not. Start again by downloading latest version and then go to file and install. I found this one that might help. Good luck. https://2acc1-downloads.phpnuke.org/en/download-version/-z-l-n-g-l-l-x#.VCyUt2eJCzk

Well you CAN remove ID tags , Just drag and drop the mp3s into this tiny program and click 'remove' http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/id3remover/ID3Remover_1_2.zip?download Homepage http://www.marre.org/id3remover/ Genuine (you can download the source code to see ) and works great. :)

It's not reading it properly. Try a different CD. If this keeps happening, try downloading Media Player again. There may be a glitch in the links.

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Can you hear audio if you play the file in another media player, like VLC or MusicBee?

check third party burner tool for discs

play single audio or video at a time then chack