Media Player 11 plays sound but no video dvd XP OS

I have the nvidia decoder installed, but when I try to play a DVD I'm unable to see the video.  Plays sound, but no video.  I'm on Windows XP OS

Hi Jen,
seems that all codecs are not installed (normally you should not have to pay for a codec, I would check and make sure that no other only files where installed) done everything, try this:
http://www.Microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&ID=507
hope this helps,
Eddie B.

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