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Windows Media Player 9
Hello everyone, I have PTLE for Windows. I just upgraded from 5.3.2 to 6.1. Everything works great, but I am having a problems downloading audio from Windows Media Player 9. Also after I did the upgrade all of the audio files play distorted and sometimes Windows Media Player even crashes and suddenly closes. What do I do? Please help.....I thought that it may have something to do with the ASIO driver or how it is set up.
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Re: Windows Media Player 9
dj,
A couple of things I've found out... the 6.1 WaveDriver won't play 24-bit WAVs...just 16-bit, which is OK. And on 'players'...a few people have said the same thing about WindowsMedPlayer stuttering, etc. while playing Audio. But, an alternative is to use the Quicktime Player if you have QT loaded. It seems to work just great for playing WAVs, MP3's etc. Or, you can also download WinAmp3 for free, and it plays them very well too. To have Quicktime play your Audio, you have to set it's file types. Go to Edit/Pref/QuickTime preferences/File Types... and I believe you check 'Windows type files'. And remember, in QuickTime, you have to push 'Play' or it will just sit and stare back at you... Good luck...
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Re: Windows Media Player 9
Hello
I think Windows media player 9 is like a freakin virus. I've downloaded it twice now and it still won't work properly. I have a basic Dell system.Get rid of Windows Media 9 and use the old version or something else. DJ
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Re: Windows Media Player 9
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Re: Windows Media Player 9
6969 How do I go back to the old one. I think I lost my Install disk along time ago. I would not mind going back if it is a fix ...thanks 6969.
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Re: Windows Media Player 9
Thanks Roy H. I'll do that...I think Quick Time stares at me alot I have to remember to push play. I would have used it, but I had no idea how to get my audio to play. By the way, what program should I use to burn things to CD. Last night I was in a session, I burned my songs using Windows Media Player, I couldn't hear them well, but the CD came out just fine. Anything else I can use?
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Re: Windows Media Player 9
Well, media player 9 works fine for me. But I use a little different strategy. You might want to try this. Don't install the Wavedriver. Instead use your system's soundcard to play all of your other applications. If you have a mixer (I've got that little Behringer MX1604A)plug the output of your soundcard into a stereo channel on the mixer. That way you get the best of both worlds. Not to mention the ability to record stuff into PT from streaming audio from the net, etc. Just a little food for thought.
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Re: Windows Media Player 9
Hey Dos
You can't get rid of Windows Media 9 without reinstalling Windows XP. If you don't have your install disk you may be out of luck. Stone Knife is the man and knows all.Listen to him. I don't have the Ghost program but I have Drive Image and I have used it twice now because of the Windows Media Player 9 debacle.I don't know the price of Windows XP Pro or Home but I think they are affordable now.Good luck. DJ
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Re: Windows Media Player 9
Does anyone know if it is possible to upload mpeg4 video to ProTool LE 5.3.3. I have tried to import a video that was made in quick time 6.3, which utilizes mpeg4, but it tells me that it is not a valid quick time file. Is there anyway to update what I can import? Or is there some way I can convert my mpeg4 file to an ealier version, say, mpeg1 or 2.
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