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Windows Media Player 9.0

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rb26dett

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OK this is the thing, everything is OK except that .... I cannot fast forward while watching something ... and if I try to fast forward or rewind it .. it restarts from the start of the movie ... so basicaly I gotta watch the movie till the end without the opportunity to forward or back the movie ... any ideas why ??
 
If wmp9 is still a beta, you might have your answer. Contact M$ bug report and check google for similar problems.
 
I got WMP9 and everything works fine for me, but I have had certian .avi files that I couldn't fastforward or rewind in and that was with 7.1, have you tried other .avi files??

Sipheren
 
There was a problem with the skin that came with WMP9, so I changed it to a diffrent one ..and it works fine now :)
I dont like using buncha diffrent players to watch my **** .. I like one player that plays it all.
 
I only view em for qual and sync then convert to svcd, prefer to use media player but cos of the prob used the others, will give that a try hopefully will sort for me aswell

ta v much :)
 
I could be the result of improper mating of CODECs. I noticed that last night my Divx codec for Media Player ceased to play anything but the audio. I opened up the Divx player and it played them just fine. This was not the case the last time I played Divx movies using MP.

Of course, this is with MP8 and not MP9.
 
didn't think of that one, could be the reason, especially as I have loads of different software for various forms of media.... codecs, converters etc etc....

will uninstall a few and see if that is what causes the prob

what do peeps thinks of the new media player by the way?
 
BTW, I have also found that just because something doesn't run in MP8 on one PC, say running XP, cannot automatically run on 2000. Actually, I have had different versions of Windows running on different PCs with the exact same version of MP running but one will play a movie file and the other will not.
 
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