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<blockquote data-quote="mp2010" data-source="post: 782222" data-attributes="member: 115226"><p>Assuming that is true I understand the rationale. </p><p>Never had a problem by the way, I use media player classic and foobar and both have their own private codecs.</p><p></p><p>If tis is the case how do I minimize the impact of WMP?</p><p></p><p>In my recollection WMP is very intrusive. I remember that it sometimes overrides folder images and mp3 tags without telling which will ruin my audio collection as I have specialized tags, also WMP indexes all media files and eats up computer resources in doing it. Are these issues far in the past or can I disable them? Anyone know what I am talking about?</p><p></p><p>Another thing I do not like about WMP is that is has no scaling option (zoom) , or perhaps I am wrong and is that feature added?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mp2010, post: 782222, member: 115226"] Assuming that is true I understand the rationale. Never had a problem by the way, I use media player classic and foobar and both have their own private codecs. If tis is the case how do I minimize the impact of WMP? In my recollection WMP is very intrusive. I remember that it sometimes overrides folder images and mp3 tags without telling which will ruin my audio collection as I have specialized tags, also WMP indexes all media files and eats up computer resources in doing it. Are these issues far in the past or can I disable them? Anyone know what I am talking about? Another thing I do not like about WMP is that is has no scaling option (zoom) , or perhaps I am wrong and is that feature added? [/QUOTE]
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