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<blockquote data-quote="pierremenard" data-source="post: 59931" data-attributes="member: 19559"><p>Area: Plugins</p><p>MP Version: 0.2 RC4 latest svn</p><p>Skin: Nonafo</p><p>Windows Version: XP SP2</p><p>CPU Type: Celeron 2ghz</p><p>Memory: 2 x 256 MB </p><p>Motherboard Chipset: Intel 865</p><p>Video Card: Intel 865</p><p>Video Card Driver: Latest</p><p>Video Card Resolution: 800 x 600</p><p>Video Render Type: VMR9</p><p>Video Codec Type & Version: MPV</p><p>Audio Codec Type & Version: MPA</p><p></p><p>Synopsis:</p><p></p><p>Well, this is. I configured windows media player as audio player in my music section. I had no problem until I had to play a .m4a audio file. In mediaportal when I try to play this kind of file (I've got the right codec) the player does not start. I tried to play it with wmp and i get an error about wmp not being able to play this file. After the error windows, if I press the play button wmp start playing flawless (so the error comes only from the unknow extension, I think). But whis error windows could be the matter of mp mymusic.</p><p></p><p>To solve it, I selected directshow instead of windows media player in configuration. Now the m4a file starts play with no problem (and also aac files. But with some mp3 when I press play mp just do nothing. For example I get this error with Madonna-hung up.mp3, that is a mp3 320kbps, but no error with prince - when doves cry.mp3, that is a mp3 192 kbps. WMP can play both. The stranger is that if a run graphedit on the second (prince), I get the right graph (mpa decoder), but with the first (madonna) I don't get a graph at all.</p><p></p><p>So I have 2 option. No to m4a files or no to some mp3s.</p><p></p><p>Clues? Suggestions?</p><p></p><p>F.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="pierremenard, post: 59931, member: 19559"] Area: Plugins MP Version: 0.2 RC4 latest svn Skin: Nonafo Windows Version: XP SP2 CPU Type: Celeron 2ghz Memory: 2 x 256 MB Motherboard Chipset: Intel 865 Video Card: Intel 865 Video Card Driver: Latest Video Card Resolution: 800 x 600 Video Render Type: VMR9 Video Codec Type & Version: MPV Audio Codec Type & Version: MPA Synopsis: Well, this is. I configured windows media player as audio player in my music section. I had no problem until I had to play a .m4a audio file. In mediaportal when I try to play this kind of file (I've got the right codec) the player does not start. I tried to play it with wmp and i get an error about wmp not being able to play this file. After the error windows, if I press the play button wmp start playing flawless (so the error comes only from the unknow extension, I think). But whis error windows could be the matter of mp mymusic. To solve it, I selected directshow instead of windows media player in configuration. Now the m4a file starts play with no problem (and also aac files. But with some mp3 when I press play mp just do nothing. For example I get this error with Madonna-hung up.mp3, that is a mp3 320kbps, but no error with prince - when doves cry.mp3, that is a mp3 192 kbps. WMP can play both. The stranger is that if a run graphedit on the second (prince), I get the right graph (mpa decoder), but with the first (madonna) I don't get a graph at all. So I have 2 option. No to m4a files or no to some mp3s. Clues? Suggestions? F. [/QUOTE]
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