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New page: If a video is saved in the Video Lan format, how come when I play it with Windows Media Player there is no sound? |
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If a video is saved in the Video Lan format, how come when I play it with Windows Media Player there is no sound? | If a video is saved in the Video Lan format, how come when I play it with Windows Media Player there is no sound? | ||
: There is not "VideoLAN format". VLC media player only deal with known formats, not a closed private one. | |||
: I don't think Windows Media Player is able to play a lot of files/codecs (I never use it). Maybe it can't manage your audio codec. | |||
Revision as of 09:17, 11 May 2009
If a video is saved in the Video Lan format, how come when I play it with Windows Media Player there is no sound?
- There is not "VideoLAN format". VLC media player only deal with known formats, not a closed private one.
- I don't think Windows Media Player is able to play a lot of files/codecs (I never use it). Maybe it can't manage your audio codec.