Windows 8 Windows Media Player.

nmsuk

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• Mar 30, 2013

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Some of them may need a codec thats not available on your system. You could install k-lite codec pack and see if they then work.

 

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Heitor Bonfim

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• Mar 30, 2013

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Molly said:

Hi, where to start? WMPlayer first. I have downloaded, several times, tv episodes. Which are AVI. Some play in the player, some don't. Can someone tell me why this is?

Thanks.

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I never see this before with Windows7, but you can try this software Real media player (http://br.real.com/) or Quicktime (Apple - QuickTime - Baixe e assista vídeos.).

 

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Molly

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Thankyou Heitor I appreciate your time. But I prefer wmp, I'm used to using it.

 

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Molly

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I will try that. Thankyou nmsuk.

 

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kemical

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• Mar 31, 2013

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Hi Molly,

glad to see you signed in ok..

Just to add to nmuk's post here's a couple of links which should help you out:

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Download K-Lite Codec Pack

 

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Molly

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I really appreciate your help. Hopefully my wmp will play properly now.

Thanks guys. This site is very helpful. Sure I will have other issues.

 

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