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No good to me. I'm still running win2Kpaulw -
I like it.______________________________
Nothing is impossible, some things are just unlikely.Comment
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Any hic'cups with install & does it want to takeover?Clem Reid
Toshiba P200 notebook
Dual core 2.16Ghz
2Gb Ram
2 x 160Gb HDD
XP Pro
DVD Multi drive
Intel P4P800 865PE
2GB DDR333
1 x 120Gb SATA Seagate 7200
WXP Pro
A06 DVD Writer
Samsung CDR/RW
Intel 815EP P111 1ghz
512mg 133Ram
40Gb ATA Seagate 7200
200Gb ATA Seagate 7200
WXP
Samsung CDR/RW
Poineer DVD Rom
1 X 250Gb ATA Seagate 7200 in caddie
1X 250GB Maxtor in CaddieComment
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Not as far as i can tell. Generally just use it for viewing videos off net, generally use NAD cd player for music.______________________________
Nothing is impossible, some things are just unlikely.Comment
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I'm quite happy with it, even for DVDs. One problem, some .avi files are played upsidedown.Comment
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This mostly happens on DivX movies. Installing the latest decompressor or codec orOriginally posted by Admiral
reinstalling the codec usually clears this problem.We pass this way only once. Make the most of it !Comment
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Yup, reinstalling the codec fixed it
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Since installing the Windows Media Player 11, I am now unable to play the 720p Windows Media HD downloads from the Microsoft Web site that I could play without a hitch using the earlier player.
I tried rolling back and then reinstalling.
Didn't work.
I hear audio, but only see a black screen.
Very frustrating.
Jerry Jones
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I fixed it.
I clicked OPTIONS and then the PERFORMANCE tab and restored the default acceleration setting.
That did the trick.
Whew.
Jerry Jones
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