Hello all,
I have been trying to figure out why I can't play 24-bit files in WMP 11.
My reason for playing 24 bit files is because I preview samples that I
use DAW based recording and I've always found WMP to be the easiest and
most convenient way to preview these files. Up until a few weeks ago, I
can't preview these files.
I do know that a within that time frame I updated the drivers for my
sound card and made a few updates on other players I have running on my
system (i.e. Quicktime, Real, VLC, and Beatport). Now, I wrote to
M-Audio tech support (which I have their 1010LT card) and I explained my
problem and they said it's not a hardware problem that it's an issue
with whatever software I am using. I wrote Microsoft Tech support and
all I got was a list of what error messages I could receive if WMP can't
play a file.
So can anyone tell me if it's possible to play 24-bit files using WMP or
do I have to use another player? VLC seems to work fine with all files
at all bit rates. Has anyone else had this issue?
TIA for all who help!
Monty G Curious
Doug W. - 08 May 2008 07:18 GMT
After downloading Essentials Codec Pack from Download.com, I was
able to play both 24 bit and 32 bit wave files on either WMP 10
or the included WMP Classic. I don't know about WMP 11, but you
could give it a try. What have you got to lose except for some
time.
Doug
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> Monty G Curious
Montgomery BOO...URNS - 08 May 2008 11:40 GMT
> After downloading Essentials Codec Pack from Download.com, I was able to
> play both 24 bit and 32 bit wave files on either WMP 10 or the included
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>> Monty G Curious
It says it runs on Vista, so I'll give it a try! Thank you!