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• Windows Media Player-how delete the audio files in the WMP library and add album art

  How can I get rid of dublicate on WMP songs? How can I get all the cover art?

  To make WMP automatically look for the cover, make sure retrieve additional information from the Internet are checked in Tools - Options - Library (press Ctrl + M, if you don't see the Tools menu). The only add missing information option is recommended.

  Regarding duplicates, 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 on the service and click on stop.
  -Click Start, type %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft in the search field and press ENTER. This folder opens in Windows Explorer.
  -In this file, rename the old Media Player like Media Player folder. 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.

• Windows Media Player-how update the album information

  HOW CAN I GET THE ABULM INFORMATION IF I'M UNABLE TO GET IT FROM THE MEDIA PLAYER

  Hello

  How can I get the information from the album if I'm unable to get it from the media player.

  Hello

  You can manually add media information in Windows Media Player.

  See these articles for help:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/add-or-edit-media-information-in-Windows-Media-Player

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

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/add-or-change-album-art-in-Windows-Media-Player  

• Windows Media Player-how adjust the volume settings

  volume leveling

  How can I adjust the volume in Windows Media Player mp3 to one level for all?

  How can I adjust the volume in Windows Media Player mp3 to one level for all?

  I'm not sure I understand the last 4 words in your sentence "... at all levels."

  I'm going to shoot black...
  Open Windows Media Player > play a piece of music > it reduce in the taskbar.
  Right-click on your Volume icon in the taskbar (bottom right of the taskbar) > click Open Volume Mixer > see Media Player among others? > move the cursor upwards or downwards, the desired volume level > out the Volume mixer

  t-4-2

• How to disable the pop up "Windows Media Player cannot download the information on the media... "after the extraction of a CD without activation of network connectivity.

  When I copy a CD with Windows Media Player, I get the message pop up after the investigation period is over: "Windows Media Player cannot download the media for this CD information. The other titles, artist, and album will be identified as "Unknown" in your library. For best results, connect to the Internet or manually add media for CD information. »

  I know that the message appears when I turn on the setting to allow WMP to connect to the internet to get information about the media, but I don't want WMP does. What I want is a button I can push on the pop-up that says "don't show this message again" (similar to the warnings seen in internet explore). How can I disable this pop-up window without activating the internet connection option.

  In case you're wondering, the data from the internet are incompatible in the naming convention so when I rip an audio book, so I can listen to my mp3 player, I can't completely post-processing script because not all of the disks in a set have a coherent on the slopes or even name the disc etc. At least drives marked 'Unknown' is consistent and so easy to script for the reduction to a single MP3 file.

  Hello

  Do the following and see if they help.

  Registry warning
  Important: This section, method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click on the number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

  How to back up and restore the registry in Windows
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/322756/

  a. start Windows Media Player. Right click on the toolbar at the top, select 'Tools' and select 'Options '.

  b. Select the "Privacy" tab uncheck all options in the tab.

  c. Select the 'Network' tab uncheck all the options in this tab as well. Click on 'OK '.

  d. click "Start", select "Run" and then type "regedit" in the appropriate field. Press "Enter". Click on "File" and "export." Type a file name of registry backup that you can remember, which contains the current date. Navigate to the registry key "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MediaPlayer\PlayerUpgrade." Under 'Name', double-click "EnableAutoUpgrade." Under 'ValueData,' type 'no.' Go to "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE."

  e. click 'Edit', 'New' and 'key '. Type "WindowsMediaPlayer." Click on 'OK '. Select the new key, and then click on 'Edit', 'New' and 'DWORD value'. Type "DisableAutoUpdate" and press "enter." Select 'Edit' and then 'change '. Type '1' and click on 'OK '. Click on 'OK '. Click on "File" and "Exit" to close the registry editor.

  f. click "Start", "Control Panel" and "Security Center." Under ' Manage Security Settings for, "click on"Windows Firewall ". Click the 'Exceptions' scroll down until you see "Windows Media Player." Make sure that the box next to the entry is unchecked. Click on 'OK '.

  g. right click on the toolbar in Windows Media Player. Select 'File' and 'Work offline' to completely prevent Windows Media Player to access the Internet somehow. When you want to restore Internet access, right click on the toolbar, click on "File" and remove the check mark next to "Work offline."

  That should do it.

• Windows Media Player-how do I print a CD label for the audio playlist

  Windows media player how

  How to print a CD label for the playlist that I burned? I was not able to find a way to do it. I do not painfully a label using MS word. There should be a way to copy it and print it.

  You can export the play list to Word with the exporter of Info Media plug-ins, which is part of the WMP9 series Winter Fun Pack 2003: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/wm_winterfun.mspx (do not worry about the label 'WMP9 Series', the plugin still works fine in newer versions).

  To export the playlist, select the playlists in the left sidebar of WMP, right-click the playlist and select send to - Media Info exporter .

  Tim Baets
  http://www.BM-productions.TK

• How can I solve this problem on Media Player? Windows Media Player cannot play the DVD because no compatible DVD decoder is not installed on your computer.

  Windows Media Player cannot play the DVD because no compatible DVD decoder is not installed on your computer.

  FWIW... Win XP cannot natively recognize Commercial
  DVD video... it requires a DVD decoder.

  If you could play before commercial video DVD...
  do a system restore to a time before this started
  may be your solution.

  Or you could buy a DVD decoder at the following link:

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  (948247) how to set a system restore
  point in Windows XP
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/948247

  Info about DVD decoders:
  Plug-ins for Windows Media Player
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/downloads/Windows-Media-Player/plug-ins

  Or you can download and use one of the following
  freeware multimedia players:

  VLC Media Player
  http://www.filehippo.com/download_vlc/
  (works on XP/Vista/7)

  Media Player Classic Home Cinema
  http://MajorGeeks.com/Media_Player_Classic_Home_Cinema_d6213.html
  (works on XP/Vista/7)

  Or... you can try to download and install one of
  the following Codec Packs.

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  * Proceed at your own risk *.

  (1) K-Lite Codec Pack (full)
  http://www.filehippo.com/download_klite_codec_pack/
  (Win XP / Vista / Win 7-32 bit and 64 bit)

  (2) information on CCCP (combined Community Codec Pack)
  http://www.CCCP-project.NET/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page
  (Windows 7, Vista and XP SP1 and above - 32-bit and 64-bit)

  Good luck...

• How to eliminate gaps between songs when burning a cd in Windows media player?

  How to eliminate gaps between songs when burning a cd in Windows media player?

  I can't find it in tab options "burning."

  Windows Media Player does not support to burn CDs gapless.
  CD burning is a new feature that will be available for Windows Media Player in Windows 7.

• Is windows media player can detect the songs that are out there, more than double and remove them, or not add syncing and if so HOW?

  During the synchronization of music files, you have 3 questions,

  1-WHY some said files already added to the device, even if the memory card is empty?

  2-is there a way to configure windows media player to detect songs appearing twice and automatically delete them or just simply not add syncing?  IF Yes please let me know how.

  3-How do you stop sync everything in windows media player when in sync I put only some songs, but it always adds all the music, 5 star music AND photos?  How we prevent that?

  Hello

  Follow these steps and check if they help.

  Step 1:

  You can re-create the database of Windows Media Player and see if that fixes the problem.
   
  To resolve this problem, delete the Windows Media Player database. To do this, follow these steps:
   
  a. exit Windows Media Player.

  
  b. Click Start, type %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\Media Player and then click OK.
  
  c. Select all 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.
   
  d. restart Windows Media Player.
   
  Note Windows Media Player automatically rebuilds the database.

  Step 2:

  
  If this does not resolve the problem, disable the Windows Media Player database cache files. To do this, follow these steps:
   
  a. exit Windows Media Player.
  
  b. Click Start, type % LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft and then click OK.
  
  c. Select the Media Player folder, and then click on Delete on the file menu.
  
  d. restart Windows Media Player.
   
  Note Windows Media Player automatically rebuilds the database.

  With respect to the timing, I would have you read the following article.

  Windows Media Player sync: frequently asked questions
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-CA/Windows-Vista/Windows-Media-Player-sync-frequently-asked-questions

• Suddenly, the 64-bit Windows 7 Media Player doesn't have a location to save the ripped files. How can I fix it?

  Suddenly, the 64-bit Windows 7 Media Player doesn't have a location to save the ripped files. It is impossible to rip CDs. How can I fix it?

  You can order these links on ripping...

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/is-is/Windows7/rip-music-from-a-CD
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/is-is/Windows-XP/help/Windows-Media-Player/11/rip-a-CD

  You can try this procedure to restore your windows media player.

  (1) Perform SFC first. Follow the link on how to make SFC (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929833)

  (2) turning on Windows Media Player again.

  a. go to start and in the search type 'Turn Windows has or not'.

  b. click on the "Turn Windows features on or off".

  c. check the "media features.

  d. restart the computer.

  You can also try restore (http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/products/features/system-restore) your computer to the final point where windows media player worked.

  Or you can use the previous versions of windows media player that comes from restore points or windows backup.

  Or you can try to run 'Fixit '.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/windows_media_player_diagnostic/

• Error "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' when try to play wav or midi files.

  Original title: WMP "can't play wav or midi.

  Using WMP 11 on Windows XP SP3.

  Windows Media Player has somehow forgotten how to play wav or midi files. Doubleclicking either of these file types give an error "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. " There is a button 'Close' and 'Web Help' which still informs me, "you met the C00D1199 error message... ". ». Following the advice given nothing less than useful.

  I can easily play these files with RealPlayer or VLC so I don't think it's a driver problem, and it wasn't a corruption right after installing the other players. WMP seems to work OK when playing music or AVI. And there is no harm to hear a sound (wav or midi) in Windows for various system events. Have already uninstalled/reinstalled WMP without result.

  Thanks for your reply.

  I have since determeined the problem comes from an updated codec package I installed a few weeks ago. These codecs were from Shark007 which I believe is a Microsoft MVP. Use the codecs from this site for a number of years without any problems so I did not initially suspect it was the source of the problem. I uninstalled the codec pack and installed K-light package and everything seems to be Ok now. Now, I'll be in contact with the members of this forum.

• Unknown problem caused media player to close and that to protect my Media Player Windows has disabled skins

  Original title: "skins".
  I recently downloaded a lot of skins from the microsoft Web site, and it worked very well for about an hour. Then I saw a skin called 'come back' I don't not download but recalled seeing in my default skins that were already installed. I wanted to see what it was and when I did caused a problem which I can't specify because the notification window remained only until fairly long for me to see (in a nutshell) "unknown problem caused media player to close and to protect my Media Player Windows has disabled skins. Now, I spent over 3 hours to try each answer in the forums for this issue and not one worked for me. I am running Windows Vista Home Basic and I can't find a way to reactivate my skin so that I can use only skins working know is the company and changing the skin that caused the problem. I tried deleting and reinstalling all the skins again, but again does not help. I tried to do a right click on the skin to go to properties to activate as suggested in the forums, but when I right click on it nothing happens. So now I have like 20 downloaded skins but the only way that they work is if I download again and choose to view them, but if I try to change the playlist or switch to full mode then it goes to firm skin and I download it again to get the one I want. I am so frustrated with this problem which I think should be a very easy thing to fix, but nothing I try works. Please help me. Thanks for any help you may be able to provide.

  Hello

  Method 1:
  You can perform a scan SFC and check.
  Auditor of file system (CFS) scan to fix all of the corrupted system files. To do this, follow the steps mentioned in the link, how to use the System File Checker tool to fix the system files missing or corrupted on Windows Vista or Windows 7
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929833

  Method 2:
  Alternatively, you can try to uninstall and reinstall windows media player and check:
  a. click Start and select Control Panel.
  b. click on programs and features.
  c. click on or turn off Windows features turn on on the left side.
  d. develop media features; Uncheck Windows Media Player.
  e. click Yes and OK to continue.
  f. restart the computer.
  WMP12 would be uninstalled now. Restart the computer.

  Note: If WMP12 is already disabled, follow the steps mentioned below:

  After the restart, follow these steps:

  a. click Start and select Control Panel.
  b. click on programs and features.
  c. click on or turn off Windows features turn on on the left side.
  d. develop media features; Check the Windows Media Player.
  e. click Yes and OK to continue.
  f. restart the computer.
  This would be re - install Windows Media Player 12.

• Windows Media Player - How to delete photos/videos

  On my dv8t running win 7 64 bit, when I download pix or videos on my laptop

  the pix stored in my pix, videos my videos - OK, all right.

  Sometimes I'll delete pix and videos from this area.

  When I open windows MEDIA PLAYER, if it goes to my pix, it shows pictures of the pix, HOWEVER,

  If there are some pix that were removed, a generic icon instead of the thumbnail of the photo deleted.

  Exactly the same thing with videos. I tried to delete these Windows MEDIA PLAYER, however the icons

  which is now deleted pix & videos will not disappear.

  Anyone know how to get rid of 'em once and for all?
  Thank you

  Billy

  Hi Billy,

  Try the following to force Windows Media Player to rebuild the library database.

  A handy utility to view all the files on your PC is called Commander free of charge, on the link below, because it displays the files that the operating system normally hides and has a search function.

  http://www.SnapFiles.com/PHP/download.php?id=107872&a=7122339&tag=601108&loc=10

  It is a zipped file.  If you do not have an extraction utility installed, download and install 7-Zip , which can be used to open it so that you can run the Setup program.

  Make sure that Windows Media Player and Windows Media Center are closed.

  Launch free Commander, double-click users, double-click on 'your username', double-click local settings, double-click Application Data, double-click Microsoft and double-click Media Player.  Delete all files with the extension .wmdb - do not delete all the files.

  Close the free Commander and open Windows Media Player - it will now start to rebuild the database of library which can take some time, but when it has finished you should see that you already deleted the files are no longer listed here.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Error when you try to burn a CD: Windows Media Player cannot burn the files. If the burner is busy, wait until the current task is complete. If necessary, check that the burner is connected properly and that you have installed the latest device driver

  Windows Media Player cannot burn the files. If the burner is busy, wait until the current task is complete. If necessary, check that the burner is connected properly and that you have installed the latest device driver. ???

  I just burn a CD with no problem at all.  Using the same type of CD, brand new, I tried to burn another CD and got this error message:

  Windows Media Player cannot burn the files. If the burner is busy, wait until the current task is complete. If necessary, check that the burner is connected properly and that you have installed the latest device driver.

  I close all programs running, restarted my computer, changed on the devices tab, the speed of burning... everything I know to do and all the things I've read in these forums, no luck... still get the exact same message.  No idea why my CD-writer has decided to stop working for me?

  Hi Cierrajade,

  1. you have any third-party DVD burning software installed on the computer?

  Method 1

  You can use the convenience store open playing and burning CDs, DVDs and Blu - ray discs built in Windows 7 and check to see if it helps you to trouble the CD plays the questions.

  For more information about how to open the resolution of problems in Windows 7, go to the link below and follow the steps.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-the-playing-and-burning-CDs-DVDs-and-BluRay-discs-Troubleshooter

  Method 2

  If you have any third party CD\DVD software installed on the computer of engraving I suggest you uninstall and check back later if you can burn CDs with success.

  Disc burning: frequently asked questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/disc-burning-frequently-asked-questions

  Method 3

  If the previous step fails, check if you can burn CDs using Windows Explorer

  Burn a CD or DVD in Windows Explorer

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/burn-a-CD-or-DVD-in-Windows-Explorer

  I hope this helps!

  Halima S - Microsoft technical support.

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Recently I have not been able to burn a CD with Windows Media Player: I get an error message: "Windows Media Player cannot find the file."

  Hello

  I recently haven't been able to burn a CD with Windows Media Player (he worked last week, but not now). I get an error message "Windows Media Player cannot find the file. The link between the library item and its digital media file associated with may be broken. "Try to fix the link or delete the item. There is a web help option which says that to fix a link, you click on the blue icon next to the item, then click "Browse this article. But the only icon I see is a little blue triangle next to individual songs in the library pane or list, there is no icon next to the name of the playlist. Although the click with the right button on the blue triangle gives me a few options, "Browse this point" is not one of them. Does anyone have any ideas what is wrong and how can I sort it please!

  Rick

  original title: burning a CD problems

  Hello

  
  (1) what version of Windows Media Player do you use?
  (2) what is the model of your CD burner?
  (3) you have the latest drivers for the CD burner?
  (4) what type of file you are trying to burn?
  (5) you receive error codes?
  (6) what version of the operating system is installed on the computer?
  (7) we get to a particular file?
   
  
  Method 1: You can try to update the drivers of your CD burner visit the manufactures Web site.
   
  Method 2: You can try to remove the CD, and then insert another CD and try to burn another file and check if the problem persists.
  
  Method 3: You can also check out the link below:

  Windows Help and procedures: burn a CD or DVD in Windows Media Player: frequently asked questions

  I hope this information helps!