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• WMP 12 - music library on Windows Media Player questions

  I see that many of them in the forum:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-pictures/how-do-i-stop-WMP-from-destroying-my-music-library/d4767d6b-BCFA-4AD0-b1ae-fe76a683cb4b

  What is a good alternative to WMP for storage (cutting) and burning music (I like .wav or without loss, so what I have is as close as possible to what digital original CD quality). I use my PC as a failsafe to lose to say a fire all my CD do flow, but sometimes like to burn a CD for my taste with what's on WMP. And as for copy and paste my own choice of album art for a single copy of a song, or choose a different piece of album art for a CD, e.g. WMP also uses a generic image of "Blind Faith" from the album; I googled for the image of the 'Blind Faith' CD image gold OLA.

  Bottom line is WMP either wants to stick his choice on what I choose, or finally the library seems to get corrupted. If I disable (uncheck) organize > Options > Library tab option: "Retrieve additional information for the Internet", WMP "sulking" and told me when I want to copy a CD again in the library (these are my own words, since I don't have a picture of the exact wording): «Can not help you get info for this rip of the CD to the library...» » !

  It's as if WMP is said ' use what I want to see you, or your on your own boyfriend! "and then still too wants to write what he thinks I need. And the pop-up to the right click of "Find album Info" is about as useful for nothing - it's exactly, but cumbersome to change each song with info from the CD booklet.

  You think after 20 years, there would be a way to do what the user wants to see, and then WMP could fill in the missing data.

  Is there a free music, or even better cost store and burn the software product, which can take what I already have in my system Windows 7 WMP music folder, convert it with my album art to its library and give me more flexibility to store my music with the songs and album art I want, as well as all formats of music on there (or most popular as at least .wav .flac etc..)? At about 140 GB of music without loss on a disk as backup.

  I'm old school and do not listen to music. I want my CD, with all the booklet (metadata not online) to manually but in a player, or make a CD to play with songs from my choice - what we used to call personal compilations on cassettes, cale-TI-in-your-hand - I heard laughter :) But there came a time records were all we had - and still my choice to use a physical product - not the cloud.

  Thank you, Grandpa

  Hi Jim...

  I've read other reports here on the library constantly updated and also implement several entries, despite all the settings it seems to be correct. A poster has found that his update has disappeared when he took the photo library of wmp... I suspect that many library corruptions occur because not many people use wmp directly to view or manage their photos, so that the stuff gets moved around or changed in the library of the Explorer resulting in links to library wmp being broken.

  Any questions on another multimedia player - another poster has been gratifying, and you seem to be happy about how to navigate between the rocks of the tp software so it might be worth - various links here...

  http://getmusicbee.com/help.html

  Depending on how you have the music, another look review creates a new user account for your high quality music files. That's what I did. I keep all my music on an external hard drive hq to avoid cluttering up my internal HD..., and the music library links directly to that - not videos - no pictures other than a folder for album art. With wav files, we're pretty much stuck with the work that goes in when a cd is ripped, so I prefer to use wma lossless (my ageing ears cannot spot the difference!) allows me to control the metadata.

  If I think of anything else I've seen on this topic, I'll post an update... A soon R.

• Satellite A110 media Apps for Windows Media Player do not work!

  Hello, I have a Toshiba Satellite A110 Notebook since 2006.
  2 days ago a friend formatted my laptop. In order to make the systemstart a bit faster, he stopped a few applications of Toshiba in the configuration of the system. My laptop now very well VannerieUn.

  But here's the problem: before the format I could use these multimedia applications useful for my Windows Media Player - mainly because of laziness to switch between programs during the work. :-)...
  But now, they no longer work. :-(

  Is it possible, that we stopped a request, which is important to make these applications to run?
  Or is an additional driver?
  Or they work only in cobination with Windows Media Player 10. (now, I installed WMP 11)

  I hope for your useful replies.

  But think, that I'm not this great computer genius! ;-)... :-(

  Try to enable all disabled applications. Go to START > run and write MSCONFIG inside.
  When the System Configuration window is open go to the Startup tab and allow all applications with blank Startup Item.

  Restart your computer and check if everything works well again.

• Satellite L500-1WG - Windows Media Player does not display my library

  Can anyone help?

  I have a Satellite L500-1WG, I ripped out the music in my music (the default setting), and it does not show in my media player library. I spent hours trying to figure this

  Hello

  I think you should check the settings of the Windows Media Player library. In Options > library, you can choose the files that need to be monitored. I think you should monitor the folder where you have added music.

  Check this box!

• Satellite P200 - battery not charging everything by running Windows Media Player

  Not sure if there is a specific problem of Toshiba, but my laptop does not charge while I run WMP. I have to close WMP, and then reconnect the power cable so that it can start loading. Also when the battery is less than 20%, it seems stop loading. I have to keep the withdrawal/re-connecting the power cable all the seconds until I get a proper load.

  Any help?

  Hello

  I guess this question appeared not right the first time
  Well, in my opinion has nothing to do with the fact that Windows Media Player is running, I think that it s a battery but problem is only my personal opinion.

  In my opinion you or your laptop technician must verify if the same thing would happen if one would use the new battery

  See you soon

• Question on the Windows Media Player privacy setting

  I've been using Windows media player for almost a decade, like many other people, but I never really paid attention to all those defining what affects privacy in WMP.  Now, I have a few questions about these privacy setting.

  I read in the windows Help article, if I check on "update my music files by retrieving the news media of the internet " in the Privacy tab on the Options in Windows Media Player dialog box, it is said that ' indicates if the player will automatically obtain and update missing media information for music files in your library. If the information is available. If this check box is selected, the Player tries to update any missing media information in the files by sending data about them to a database of Windows Media. "

  Here is a link to the page that explains more about the configuration of the protection of personal information in WMP11.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/products/Windows-Media-Player/11/privacy-statement?locale=409&geoid=F4&version=11.0.5721.5280&UserLocale=409#section_6

  My question is that if I turn the setting (which was on), this means that my music in my library files are sent on a windows media database?  or just a piece of information about the file are sent to them?

  Let's say I have a family video that I created with my own camera in AVI file format and it ' in my library.  If the setting I mentioned above is enabled, the video files are also sent to the database of windows media, or somewhere?   There is nothing to hide, but I really don't want my own private music which will be sent to anywhere else on my computer that's why I really want to know what kind of data or information about the file are sent to the windows media database to retrieve information from the media.

  also what about the customer experience improvement program in the drive configuration? ("I want to help makeMicrosoft software and services even better by sending Player to check data use versMicrosoft" on the Privacy tab on the dialog option in the player)  I did not know until now, but the setting has been activated on my player... If it's on, my personal files in my library are sent to Microsoft? According to the article, I've read it doesn't seem like it, but I don't know and want to make sure.

  I'm sorry for the long long entry... but if anyone can help me with the answer, I would really really appreciate it!

  Thank you very much

  As for the 1st setting, audio/video files certainly is not sent to Microsoft (which would require anyway a lot too much bandwidth). WMP only sends the metadata, such as title, artist, length etc.

  On the 2nd parameter, the privacy statement for the Customer Experience Improvement Program is at http://www.microsoft.com/products/ceip/EN-US/privacypolicy.mspx . After that, no personal file will be sent (I don't see how those that might be useful to Microsoft). If you are still not sure, you can always disable this setting without side effects.

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

• Question for Microsoft Support; I have a huge amount of music files .m4a that I can not play on Windows Media Player?

  Question for Microsoft Support;
  I have a LARGE amount of files music .m4a in a storage drive stand alone that I downloaded from an old Apple computer have more possession of. I can't understand how to enter these data into my old Emachines computer Windows Vista run the Media Player program. I tried to copy a few files m4a manually in the file Media Player Music folder, but they do not play. I'm not really all that computer savvy and know only the basics, I need to use my computer really. Can you give me some step by step instructions how to get these converted files or whatever it is I need to do to get them to play and to integrate properly into my library if it is possible? If this isn't the case, I'll have to go out and buy a new Apple computer for my 60 GB music collection. In the past, that I've never had no real problem shooting files to leave this computer based Vista and convert these files to my old computers Apple Itunes Player. So what's the problem with your system of guys that done anyway this such a pain in the butt? I would really like to understand what exactly is happening with this issue? It's very frustrating for me. I'm a finish Carpenter not a computer programmer. Such things should not be so difficult for someone like me to understand. All I intend to buy a really nice computer, probably in the summer and was considering a Microsoft based computer. But if this kind of problem will be spread with Microsoft products, so maybe I should reconsider. help you can offer to alleviate this problem will be greatly appreciated.
  Thank you
  Signed;
  Tim M. from Detroit.

  According to research on the Internet, Windows Media Player, atleast this is version 11 (included in Windows Vista and available for Windows XP SP2 +) cannot play Apple loseless type .m4a audio files without having to install any codecs.

  If you want to use Windows Media Player, you can follow the instructions mentioned here to install the necessary codecs and plugins.

  (In the related instructions above, in the first step talks about codecs - your .m4a files are files Apple loseless then follow the party referred to in the first stage about Apple loseless .m4a)

  Personally, I prefer using alternatives to Windows Media Player rather than installing codec packs.

  If you don't want to install codecs, download no matter what media player from "programs that open. M4A files"- Windows category list on this page.

  If you use a spare player - VLC Media Player is my choice.

• Windows Media Player 11. Question of MP4

  Hello

  I have Windows Vista and I am trying to play a video on Windows media player 11 but get the following error message - "the file you are trying to play has an extension (.mp4) that does not correspond to the file format.

  Can you please tell how I can get around this to get my video to play?

  Thanks a lot for your help

  Any other questions, please repost for pictures and video forum

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_vista-Pictures?tab=unanswered

• Questions about Windows media player can play DVDs.

  I want to play a DVD on Windows media player (my computer system is Windows7).

  The drive can read the DVD, if I open it to the home page of the media player.

  

  But if I want to play the DVD directly. (Open in my computer page, like the image below)

  

  And it goes like this:

  

  It's all about my question. I don't understand why. Maybe it's a boring question, but I am a person who want to perfect. So please help me.

  Thanks a lot if you can solve this problem.

  Hello

  Click on the Start Menu, by default programs and press ENTER.  In the next window, select set your default programs and click Windows Media Player in the left pane to highlight the entry.  Click on "Set this program as default", and then click Ok.

  Restart the laptop.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Satellite Pro C660 - 21 d - Windows Media Player has stopped working

  The icon in the toolbar at the bottom lost the Windows Media Player icon and I can no longer watch the videos. I get a message "Server execution failed". It does not start in the start menu. all I get is a very brief flash of a new window which then disappears.

  The window appears empty but it flashes on and off so fast it is impossible to be sure. I was not adding new programs; only the usual updates Microdsoft. I tried to go back to previous restore points and also activate media functionality and the new in the start menu without result.

  Any ideas as to what past and how can I solve this problem?

  No, the recovery disk install from Toshiba and the image is a package that contains all the system, drivers and additional software. Recovery disk *! = * Windows disk

• Re: Satellite L650D - 15K - Windows Media Player does not work

  Hello

  I bought a new laptop just before Christmas - windows media player does not and I don't know how to solve this problem. Any help would be appreciated?

  Gasuro

  Try to reinstall Windows media player.
  Install version 12 of http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/products/windows-media-player

• Satellite A300 - easy key of Windows Media Player does not work

  Can someone help me?

  My easy key of Windows media player does not work and I have installed the package of value added. I don't know what's wrong all the other buttons seem to work well.

  When the VAP is installed this button should be enabled to start Windows media player by default.
  In any case, you can test the functionality if you set it to start another application.

  Configuration tool buttons you will find under:
  Toshiba Assist (shortcut on the desktop) > Optimize > Toshiba Button support.

• Compatible decoder Windows Media Player DVD question

  I have Windows XP, Service Pack 3 and am running Windows Media Player 11.

  Windows Media Player cannot play the DVD because no compatible DVD decoder is not installed on my computer.  How can I get a free compatible decoder?

  Look at the following thread: -.

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• -What someone answering questions on Windows Media Player. I can't download a license for music. It gives me error 438.

  I have Windows Media Player 11

  Hello

  1 have had any changes made to your computer before this problem?

  Perform the following methods and check if it helps.

  Method 1:

  There is a possibility that internet settings are causing this error 438 to come.

  Go to your Internet Explorer and check the settings of Internet security. Make sure to set the level on 'medium high'. If the level is set higher, it can block the Windows Media Player to download the license, Windows Media Player error 438 to come.

  Also in the Internet security settings, it is important to "run activex controls and plug-ins." By activating these two parameters, it must deal with what caused the error to occur in Windows Media Player.

  Method 2: reset the DRM Bank on the computer.

  To do this, follow these steps:

  (a) If Windows Media Player is running, exit Windows Media Player.

  (b) locate the DRM folder on the hard disk, and then rename the folder to DRMbackup DRM.

  Note: by default, this folder is located in the following location in Windows:

  %SystemDrive%\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\DRM

  (c) visit the following Microsoft Web site:

  http://drmlicense.one.Microsoft.com/Indivsite/en/indivit.asp  

  (d) follow the instructions on the website to update the safety component of Windows Media Player. This procedure allows you to obtain new licenses for media content. You can also reset licenses for purchased content so that you can play that content on a computer.

  Note: DRMs, such as Microsoft Windows Product Activation, maintain an internal hardware ID. This ID is based on the hardware configuration that existed during the installation of Windows or installing Windows Media Player 11. If you change the processor of the computer or other devices, the hardware in the DRM system ID does not match the new computer configuration. When this occurs, DRM determines that a user has tried to move the content protected to a different computer. This behavior can also occur if the storage protected by DRM in the Windows registry has been changed.

  Note: you must contact any third-party stores where you purchased music to reset the licenses for that music. If you copied CDs for protected Windows Media Audio files, the CD must be copied again.

  For your reference: When you try to use Windows Media Player 11 to play a digital rights (DRM) - management protected, multimedia media can not play

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/925705

  Hope this information is useful.

• QUESTION OF WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER!

  I have this program that requires Windows Media Player 10 or higher to operate right.

  I have Windows Player 9 Series that came from the operating system disc. (Recovery disk)

  It does not appear in Add / Remove programs.

  I have run and check the updates from Microsoft Update and he finds nothing at all and Windows Media Player 9 Series and he tells me that my computer is running the most recent version of Windows Media Player and all its components and that no update is available at this time.

  Can you please tell me how to get rid of this Windows Media Player 9 Series I and install the latest Windows Media Player, that would be 10 or 11. Thank you!

  WMP 9 comes preinstalled on XP, and I'm sure that it is not possible to uninstall it-I certainly wouldn't recommend it in any case. Installation of WMP 11 on top of WMP 9 should work just fine.

  However, I suggest that you use system restore to create a restore point before the upgrade. In case anything goes wrong, you can always roll back to this restore point, without having to reinstall Windows.

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