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05-11-2008
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  Join Date: Aug 2007
win vista (64bit)
Posts: 125
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hello
anyone no if there's a code pack for 64bit (.mkv) files? i got the 32 bit playing fine but i'd like to have the 64bit if there is one. also anyone no of any other 64 bit media players besides (Windows Media Player 64 bit)? thanks scrooge |
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05-11-2008
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Join Date: May 2007
Vista Ultimate
Posts: 1,611
Location: Fremantle, Western Australia
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Hey Scrooge,
Yeah there is, If your allready using the Vista Codec Pack you can use FileForum | Vista Codec Package x64 Components to get the 64bit players working with full media support. MPC is a great media player for 64bit too. dmex |
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05-12-2008
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Join Date: Aug 2007
win vista (64bit)
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thanks dmex
that worked out fine for me but i ran into one other problem. i can't find away to change the screen (video) size in Windows Media Player 64 bit . it's at 16:9 is there anyway to change it ? thanks again scrooge |
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05-12-2008
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ʛٯᴙᵁ
Join Date: May 2007
Vista Ultimate
Posts: 1,611
Location: Fremantle, Western Australia
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WMP doesnt have options to change the aspect ratio (16:9 or 4:3) checkout this thread and download Media Player Classic Vista Codec Pack - 32bit & 64bit Media Player Codecs
You can use the keypad keys 8,4,6,2 to adjust the hight and width of any type of media. cheers dmex |
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