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Windows Forum / Windows XP / Customization / February 2008Thumbnail View not working with video files
I just recently built a new computer and installed Windows XP 64bit SP2. One of the problems I am having is that I liked being able to see thumbnails of my video files whether they be .avi, .mkv, .ogm, or .mp4. Though after transferring over all of my files I noticed that only a few .avi would still show a picture, but not all of them and especially none of the other formats. I am wondering if anyone might have a way to get around this problem since I never had it with 32bit windows. To give some basic info running 64bit XP with 4GB of ram, have WMP 10 installed by default, but use Combined Community Codec Package to watch my video files. Any help would be nice.  SignatureCalvin Just to add this I read on the site that another person had problems viewing the thumbnails in Explorer as well, but that they would show in open file portion of Windows Media Player (with thumbnails enabled). Wondering if it has something to do with using 32bit codecs/software with a 64bit explorer. SignatureCalvin > I just recently built a new computer and installed Windows XP 64bit SP2. One > of the problems I am having is that I liked being able to see thumbnails of [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > installed by default, but use Combined Community Codec Package to watch my > video files. Any help would be nice. Nero? windows does not show many media types by default and even for avi if this uses codecs that are not installed some avi dont show thumbnails... you must have installed nero or some other video program with codecs in order to be able to view files like those that you say Im interested for you to tell me because I have never seen thumbnails for these types mkv, .ogm, or .mp4 > Just to add this I read on the site that another person had problems > viewing [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] >> my >> video files. Any help would be nice. |
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