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• Windows Media Player splits my albums. __

  I have problems with the media player split my music in several different albums.
  I still have the originals intact in my music, but the media player has made a mess of everything when you view them from the media player!
  I've taken away permissions inhereted from media player and I'm the only person who has permissions to access the media player.
  I deleted all the music in the Media Player library, but it wont let me add them back in my music.
  How can I fix it?

  Hello
   
  To resolve this problem, delete the Windows Media Player database. To do this, follow these steps:
  1. exit Windows Media Player.
  2. click on start, run, type %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\Media Player, and then click OK.
  3. Select all the files in the folder and then click on Delete on the file menu.
  Note: You don't have to remove the folders that are in this folder.
  4. restart Windows Media Player.
  Note Windows Media Player automatically rebuilds the database.
  If this does not resolve the problem, disable the Windows Media Player database cache files. To do this, follow these steps:
  1. exit Windows Media Player.
  2. click on start, run, type % LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft, and then click OK.
  3. Select the Media Player folder, and then click on Delete on the file menu.
  4. restart Windows Media Player.
  Note: Windows Media Player automatically rebuilds the database
  For more information:
  You cannot view, add, or delete items in the library of Windows Media Player 11
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/925718

  It is also applicable to windows media player 12.

  See also: http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7music/thread/e68d4e33-897c-421d-8d4b-dbf53c9ee4a5

  
  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  Swati Keni-Microsoft Support

• Windows Media Player 12 Double click adds all the songs?

  Hey all the...

  Has anyone another terribly frustrated summer when you create a playlist by mistake, you double-click a song in your library, remove the current songs you've invested time in the selection and replaces all of your library (or, as many songs that are in your current view)?  I can't find a way to change this behavior in WMP 12.  There is a registry edit in WMP 11, which made it SO much more pleasant to use player.

  Please tell me I'm not the only one, and someone (including you Microsoft) has a solution for this.  If this isn't the case, I'm done with this player.  Easily one of the behaviors the most ridiculous thing I've seen in an application.

  Look forward to your experiences and solution!

  Murph

  Hello

  The behavior that you experience in Windows media player 12 has a default design. I suggest you not to make any changes to the registry, which could cause your computer to run normally.

  For more information and features of Windows media player 12 see the link provided below:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/products/features/Windows-Media-Player-12

  Hope this helps,

• Hey ~ I need help in Windows Media Player 12, remove album art!

  Hey ~ I need help in Windows Media Player 12, I got some song I want to add in the album art, but I had a song I add in a hard cover and I can't remove... so pls help

  Hi VX-savers,

  Thank you for using the Microsoft Forum.

  Permanently remove the Media Player 12 album art:

  (1) you can click on View (WMP12),

  (2) choose the columns.

  (3) turn off the Album Art box, and you're done.

  Before performing this operation activate windows to show hidden files:

  (1) open the computer,

  2) click on tools, located on the top toolbar.

  (3) then Folder Options.

  (4) then click on the view tab, and then look for the element that shows the hidden files, folders and drives and check this option.

  This is where the cache. Find and remove.

  Windows 7 Media Center has its own cache of album art, where he recorded the album art thumbnails (Windows 7-cache):

  C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Microsoft\eHome\Art Cache
  (with the corresponding "USERNAME").

  For more information : http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/w7itprogeneral/thread/3552ec2d-d510-49ec-985c-1fc04c3d6da6
  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/GettingReadyforWindows7/thread/0b3e71b3-9b85-4d0a-987C-e7b52677840d/

  I hope this helps.

  Thanks and greetings
  Azeez Nadeem-Microsoft support

• Windows Media Player 12 loses album artist information when you use WHS .wav

  There seems to be a bug in WMP 12 who loses the album artist information when you use a WHS .wav files.

  Installation - WMP 12 on Windows 7 ultimate. WHS pp3. Music files stored in .wav format.

  There is a marking Wav format is possible. I read on Broadcast Wav files. They are 32-bit. I also read on 64-bit Wav files. What I read there is a limit to the size of the files Wav 32-bit and 64-bit Wav files exceed this limit. Most of the people don't need now. But as a producer of music, I can see how me should before you. Look for a program called reason by Propellerhead software: http://www.propellerheads.se/products/reason/. I ' v read in their help file, you can send support and they will help you find what you need. I've also read about this and said a little on other internet forums for producers. I have no reason, I use another software.

  Broadcast Wav: He is apparently slightly different than regular Wav files. It doesn't have as much support. Some programs or systems apparently don't read the id3 tags, have trouble with the id3 tags or have trouble with this format. So until this id3 Wav tagging is common and Wav files EVENTUALLY get their marking permanently, then what is out at the moment is all that is available.

  WMA lossless, Wav and mp3 320 kbps, etc. have a difference in sound. Listen for yourself on your device with the SAME material and the SAME Ripper programs your test files.

  The other way I tested is: I make music. Then I tore, Wav, WMA Lossless and a type of lossless, mp3 320 Kbps and mp3 256 kbps. I put all the them in the music program, I separated, but on the same timeline. I cut everything that I did not listen. I spent some time checking them. There were notable and other differences not so. I noticed a difference in the WMA and WAV. It's light and sometimes noticeable. Most people cannot tell the difference, and an MA at home or in a club from a Wav will not be a huge difference, especially when a Dj, or you can set low, the midrange and treble slightly.

  I couldn't test the AAC lossless files. My program is old and can't stand them. AAFC would however close to WMA. Give or take.

  WAV is a champion and always the wins service. I wish he was marking. :-).

  Windows Media Player has a certain set of algorithms. And one CAN customize the tear. Some ripping programs ALLOW you to customize the way in which he is torn. But you can run into problems. For example: some compression or equalizer settings are perfect for 90% of an album, but most of the songs are recorded differently or edited and mixed differently. If they are not always level throughout the album, and there may be some fluctations.

  I myself would enjoy tears to measure for a better quality and even be able to MAXIMIZE the lossless or compressed (for example: mp3) formats and make their the best sound possible. But it takes too long, and most people don't have this time or need this. These people do as a profession, are HARDCORE audiophiles or archive sound for a much higher use,:-P.

  I don't know what are the algorithms of WMP to rip. ITunes or WinAmps, etc.. It comes to be able to do custom tears. These algorithms affect your copy, transfer and archiving. This is another reason why each program is slightly different, even when they use the same open or not open source coding.

  That's what I'v has learned. It's the best I got.

• Media Player - CD - find Album Info - always offline when you use Wifi

  I mainly use the Wifi with my computer. When I go to rip a CD information does not automatically like it does when I use a LAN cable. I get a pop-up asking if I want to go online - how to make WMP to recognize that I'm already online? It probably isn't a setting of WMP but some more global setting which is the origin of the problem, but if it can't be stopped, he'd save me a lot of frustration. Also, as soon as I activate the option online go - another popup box appears looking to enable a modem dial-up (which I don't have and never had with this computer) - but it can help to diagnose the problem.

  Hello Brent,.

  Thanks for posting your question on the forum of the Microsoft community.

  I would like to know some information about the problem so that we can help you better.

  What is the message full error when you say, 'I get a pop up box asking if I want to go online?

  Thank you for details on the issue.

  I suggest you try using the steps described in these Microsoft help articles and check if it helps.

  Reference:
  Burn and rip the CD
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/RIP-burn

  Burn a CD or DVD in Windows Media Player
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/burn-CD-or-DVD-Media-Player

  I hope this information helps.

  Please let us know if you need more help.

  Thank you

• After the installation of Service Pack 1 for Windows 7 Media Player shows more album when sorting music by genre.

  Any suggestions on how to restore this function?

  Please click the small arrow to the left of the search box, and select the icon or tile. Who help me?

• Windows Media Player problem - put the sounds of the game to the Unknown Album title

  Howdy again, even to try to fix this thing-figured out some of what's going on.

  Masquerade Vampire loaded on the computer and all the sounds in this game are appearing in Windows Media Player under unknown Album - I have now around 6 000 files in the the album title unknown, including ringtones? - and the recovery album info is non-stop even after preliminary test of fixes for this problem.  Is it possible to separate or to stop the music of games fall into the part unknown Album in Windows Media Player?

  Hello
   
  Glad to know that the problem is solved.
   
   
  Please do not hesitate to answer, in the case where you are facing in the future other problems with Windows.

• When you start Windows Media Player I get error: "Server execution failed".

  Hello

  When I try to start Windows Media Player by double-clicking an audio or video file, I get the error "Server execution failed" for this file. Can someone tell me what this means and what I can do about it?

  Thank you

  Christi

  Hi Christi,

  You may receive this error if you try to open a file media shortly after the closing of Windows Media Player (WMP).  When you close WMP, the user interface is closed immediately, but WMP continues to be in a State of "shutting down" for a few seconds, and the process is still in activity during this period.

  To avoid this problem it should be enough to wait a few seconds before Windows Media Player opens, 2 seconds at least.

  Bobby

• Is there anyway easily re - download, or repair windows media player in Windows 7?

  I don't want to have to redo my computer everything. My Windows Media Player does not recognize the discs of the DVD player. There must be an easier way. I don't see a link to download the reader on the Web site. Maybe someone knows how? Thank you.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-pictures/Windows-Media-Player-cant-find-album-info/bfd15af7-737b-4244-879C-21eddca2b8d1?page=1&msgId=990c72d6-e791-4fb8-9ac9-6f703916a58f

  Hello - the wire above contains items that you can try, but before doing so we will just make sure that you are not trying to solve the problem of evil!

  Is the problem with the CD and DVD disks? What happened when you insert a disc and open the optical drive in "Computer" - it shows there? Otherwise, the problem is probably with the optical drive itself rather than WMP... It may simply be that the lens needs cleaning - either with a cleaning disc designed for computers (necessary if this is a stand-alone optical drive) or on a laptop, you could take a chance on cleaning the lens - very gently with a soft brush, you can find. Worst case, you may need to buy a new optical drive, but external usb ones are relatively expensive these days.

  Best regards, Ric.

• How does the media determine what the album cover in the top when your in the library?

  I have the same artist with several albums, some with illustrations and some without, there appear to be no rhyme or reason on how media player decides what album stack at the top of the page when your in the library.

  Hello, JD43554.

  The Player downloads album art when you rip a CD. To do this, the Player tries to match the CD for an entry in the online database. If it finds a match, the Player automatically downloads the media information that is available for the CD, including album art. In addition, the reader travels periodically your library songs lacking album art. If it can match a song that is missing from the album art to an entry in the database online, the player will download the missing album art. However, if the correct album art is not downloaded automatically when you rip a CD, you can try to match an album in your library with album art in the online database, a file on your computer, or a Web page.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-XP/help/Windows-Media-Player/11/album-art

  WMP Mini FAQ

  http://zachd.com/PSS/PSS.html

  How to change batteries in WMP

  http://www.ehow.com/how_6045684_change-stacks-WMP.html

• My Windows 7 Media Player and Media Center disappeared

  I have a Dell studio xps, 64 bit, Windows 7 ultimate 2010 edition computer. Not being not able to identify what was going on with her, I called technical support. She concluded that a driver had to be updated and I had a virus. (I have Norton and System Mechanic, and Malware Bytes) It has been never picked up by my virus software.

  Everything was a lot until this morning and I discovered that I didn't have Windows Media Player and no Media Center either.

  I spent the day doing research and trying to find the answer, but I couldn't.  I found a similar question to mine, but it was in vista (like evertime that I look for a solution to a problem for 7, all I can find is for vista).

  Thank you very much for the help.

  Hello

  1. are you referring to the Media player and Media center shortcut icons?

  2. has the virus deleted from your computer?

  I suggest you try the following methods to resolve the problem of Windows Media Player and check if it helps.

  Method 1:

  I suggest you to try the following steps and check if you are able to open it or not.

  a. click Start and type Windows Media Player in the search box and press ENTER.

  b. check if you can shoot to the top of Windows Media Player from here.

  Method 2:

  If you are not able to take, then go to the location of C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player and double-click wmplayer

  Note: If you are able to launch Windows media player, create a shortcut and check if it helps.

  I suggest you try the following methods to solve the problem of Windows Media Center and check if it helps.

  Method 1:

  I suggest you to try the following steps and check if you are able to open it or not.

  a. click Start and type Windows Media Center in the search box and press ENTER.

  b. check to see if you can pull up Windows Media Center from there.

  Method 2:

  If you are not able to take, and then access the following C:\WINDOWS\ehome location and double click ehshell

  Note: If you can start Windows media center, create a shortcut

  Hope the information is useful.

• Windows Media Player 11 album art is missing

  Hi, this is a mystery, but suddenly and without reason obvious, almost half of my albums do not show all arts album no matter what view, I use. However, when I browse through the files in Windows Explorer, I see that images (Folder.jpg, AlbumArtSmall.jpg and so on) are still there. And even if I stick a new image in the album inside WMP no album art appears.

  Thanks for any help!

  I suggest that you try to reset the media library. Note firstly reset the library will make you lose all play counts and ratings too. Then, follow these steps:

  -Restart the PC.
  -Click Start, type services.msc in the search field and press ENTER. In Services, locate the Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service . If its status is started , double-click the service, and then click stop .
  -Click Start, type %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft in the search field and press ENTER. This folder opens in Windows Explorer.
  -In this folder, rename the folder Media Player as Old Media Player . If you do not see the folder, then it is probably hidden. Set Explorer to view the hidden files and folders and show protected system files.
  -Launch WMP, your library will have been reset and will be rebuilt. Check if the problem persists. Tim Baets
  http://www.BM-productions.TK

• How to view Russian characters in tracks and Albums in Windows Media Player?

  When using English Windows 7, Windows Media Player does not display correctly Russian (Cyrillic) characters: it displays is not readable (even in Russia) defines characters. However, Windows can display names of files or texts in Russian without problem. DIF is associated with MP3 tags are not properly displayed

  Here is my answer to my problem.

  Download TagScanner, install, learn to use, etc.

  My problem was that the file properties have been locked into iTunes or Windows Media Player.

  I opened WIndows Explorer to the location of the Users\me\downloads file and right click the file.  Under properties, I've unlocked the file so that I could change it.

  I went using the prompt c:\\ to c:\\users\me\downloads and found the file.  There was no extension.  I noticed that when I double clicked it to play in WMP.  I had only one.  I've renamed the sid file; hlkh.* to *.mp3.

  Then I had a glance again and he appeared in the section ahead of TagScanner under the c:\\users\me\downloads path.

  All tags appararurent again in gibberish.  I tried the command to convert the tags, but it did not work.  I could, but using the tag editor renaming the artist, Album, title, etc. to hand title, typing in the info.

  I had a thought that I might be able to translate the gibberish, if I dropped in Word and stressed and chose a Russian police.  It worked.  I received the labels they had put in.  Unfortunately, they were "Unknown Album" "unknown work" "unknown performer" (in Russian).  So I had to manually insert the tags I wanted.

  In any case, I can now modify the tags or if they are labeled specifically I can translate the tags with my cut and glue and convert into Word method.

  If anyone has an easier way please let me know.  I would be NOT having to enter all the tags manually, but it's better than gibberish.

• Windows Media Player duplicate songs shows, does not show album titles or art of Seagate NAS Media Server

  I just bought a Seagate BlackArmor NAS 110, copied my music to her collection (a big bunch of WMA and MP3 files) and activated the press service that would allow my music to be listened traveled with other DLNA devices.

  I then pulled up to my Windows 7 laptop and opened Windows Media Player. The NAS media appeared immediately. I clicked on "The Album->" under the name of server. Here is what I get:

  -All photos are displayed in the list

  -No album art

  -L' artist album appears usually (but), instead of the title of the album

  -Some albums are displayed with duplicates (2 or even 3 copies) of each track

  What happens here? Is there a problem with the Seagate DLNA implementation? Windows Media Player is getting confused somehow?

  Reference:

  http://www.Seagate.com/www/products/external/BlackArmor/blackarmor_nas_110

  Hello

  ·        Have you tried to connect the Seagate BlackArmor NAS (Network Attached Storage) 110 on another computer and checked display it music files?

  To delete duplicate entries, click on another tab of feature in the Player (for example the current playback), then library.

  If this does not remove duplicates from your library, you can add it to the library of the computer search dialog box to analyze a file on your computer the entries double invalid pointing. The player will remove invalid entries in your library that point to files that no longer exist in the folder.
   
  Method 1:

  To use the Add to library dialog box search for computers.

  1. start Windows Media Player.

  2. press F3 on your keyboard to open Add to the library of the computer search dialog box.

  3. click on the Browse button to locate the file on your computer so that your library contains invalid entries. Specify the location of the folder in the box look in.

  If you are not sure what duplicate in your library entry is not valid, you can add a path column to display in your library.

  4. specify the folder on your computer that matches the path invalid file displayed in your library.
  Click on the Search button.

  The player will search for digital media files and playlists in the folder that you specify and remove invalid entries in your library that point to files that no longer exist in the folder. If not valid in double entries point to other folders on your computer, repeat this procedure, specify a different folder every time.
   
  If only a small number of duplicate entries exist, you can delete those invalid manually by double-clicking the invalid entry and then clicking on delete.
   
  If you have a large number of entries in doubles in your library (or if your library is duplicated), it might be better to create a new library.

  See the article mentioned below.

  Getting started-Windows Media Player

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/getting-started-with-Windows-Media-Player

  Method 2:

  You can delete the Windows Media Player databaseand check.

  1. exit Windows Media Player.

  2. for Windows 7: click Start, run, %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\Media Player and then click on OK.

  3. Select all the files in the folder, and then click delete on the file menu.

  Note: You don't have to remove the folders that are in this folder.

  4. restart Windows Media Player.

  Note Windows Media Player automatically rebuilds the database.

  Method 3:

  Erase Windows Media Player database cache filesand see if that solves the problem.

  1. exit Windows Media Player.

  2. If you are running Windows 7, click Start, run, % LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft, and then click OK.

  3 select the folder Media Player , and then click delete on the file menu.

  4. restart Windows Media Player.

  Note: Windows Media Player automatically rebuilds the database.

  For more information, see the article mentioned below.

  Windows Media Player library: frequently asked questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/Windows-Media-Player-library-frequently-asked-questions

  Method 4:

  How can I prevent double or invalid entries to be added to my library when I play music files?

  When you move digital media files on your computer, the file name and file path information remain unchanged in your library. Then when you select a file to play to its new location, a new entry is created in your library if you select the option automatically added to your library when played. As a result, your library can quickly contain a large number of entries, duplicate or invalid.

  To prevent it be automatically added to your library of music files

  1. in Windows Media Player, click the Tools menu, Options.

  2. on the Player tab, clear music to add to the library when played check box.

  Thanks and regards.

  Thahaseena M
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer.
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