Windows media has sound no visual when playing

First you will have either copy and pate the movie or download it to your usb drive

One of the benefits of putting files on a USB flash drive is that you can make any type of file portable.

This includes not only documents, spreadsheets and photos, but also media like video clips and movies.

If you have movies saved on your flash drive that you want to view, watching the movies directly from the USB drive is a simple process and can be achieved on almost any computer.

Connect your USB drive to the device on which you want to watch your movies.

This includes all USB-compatible computers, as well as some select television-compatible devices (like the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 or Sony Media Extender).

Launch the file explorer application on your device.

In Windows, access this utility by accessing the "Computer" application and then double-clicking the USB drive to display the files.

If you are trying to watch the movie files on a compatible television device, look for a "media," "device" or "USB input" application or button to bring up the file explorer.

Select the movie file you want to play.

In Windows, do this by double-clicking on the file.

The appropriate media-handling program should automatically launch and begin playing the movie automatically.

If you are using a television device, select the file from the list of compatible files in the device's internal explorer system.

hope this helps

First check sound settings on control panel, ensure volume is not at minimum and computer audio is not muted. Test playing a CD.

this is usually due to Media Player or whatever player you use on your pc, not having the right codecs to decompress sound from camera file.

Usually you sort it out upgrading media player, you can download update from links below.

1. Windows Media Player 10
2. Cumulative update for Windows Media Player 11 in Windows Vista

you media player does not recognize the the vedio you are playing.try downloading gomplayer.its free. most of video gomplayer can play.

One of 2 things

a) Check your PC sound settings, make sure your CD/DVD drive O/P is included.

b) Your media player doesn't have the right codecs. Go to filehippo.com download and install VLC media player. Should work a treat.

the problem is the media player youre using, i would recommend using vlc media player http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

If you're referring to the Global Star version of Oil Tycoon, then yes it does work. When installing, do not install DirectX Media as the movies play fine. I wasn't able to get the music working, but I don't play it anyway.
You'll have to change the compatibility settings to the following:
Run as Windows Xp (Service Pack 2) Disable Visual Themes Disable Desktop Composition
Good luck!

you need to install proper codec for this so go online and download codec pack

is it movie or music?
if it is movie use g-spot to find out which codec is missing

http://www.free-codecs.com/download/GSpot.htm

if it is music check your soundcard and the options in windows media player

Need to install the sound driver from the motherboard driver CD.Once installed the sound device will work.Good luck and please do post comments if this does not work, will be glad to help out.Please do rate my solution.

I have the same problem with playing videos from my Samsung Digimax S600 on Windows Vista. The audio plays fine on the camera, but not in Windows Media Player. The only solution I've found is to play the videos in Quicktime...then the sound works just fine. Hope this helps.