Media Player will not play "video clip.

Ive recently bought a car with a camera who writes on a microSD card.

Yesterday everything worked absolutely fine when you view images in Media Player, but today, he won't play at all.  I just get the message "Windows Media Player cannot play the file. The player might not support the file type or does not support the codec used to compress the file"it comes on every video taken today, but as I've said above, all the yesterdays work very well and they are all the same type of file.

Is there a problem with the card or files, or do I need something in Media Player.

Please help, its very frustrating.

Thank you

Sounds to me like the problem likely exists with the files.  Maybe they don't have copy to or from the card properly, or maybe the card has reached the end of its service life.

I would try that well.  Saving test or by downloading a video file, you know works, like this little Trick Microsoft OneDrive MP4 video in my OneDrive.  Save it to your computer and see if you can play it.  If so, you know that at least your Media Player is working.

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