does anyone know how to set your performance level in your media player?
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Yes... me... Check the view button. YOu should be able to find what you want...
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u cont get it...........if ur mediaplayer giving problem thn use winamp or other other player............
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Yes, you can always change the bit-rate down. I can hear the difference at 64kbps. It sucks. My library is backed up at 192 kbps and sounds fine. I have since upgraded to a dual layer dvd burner & have been thinking up re-doing the whole thing to an even higher bit-rate but am unsure when more stops increasing quality. I believe cd quality is referred to by Windows Media Player to be approx. 128 kbps. I think the extra space/size helps when copying or burning. A small blemish taken from a music file 3 times the size will not be as noticeable as one noticeably smaller. Just my opinion.
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Go to "Control Panel" >> "Add or Remove Programs" >>> "Set Program Access & Defaulfs" , then under "custom" select your desired player.
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Pretty simple go  to the management settings and go to create a player
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Real Player can be set to be the default player of your system while installing it. If you have not done it at that time, don't worry. Try this. It will help you.\n   Open the player, Go to Tools>Preferences. Then, in the window that appears, see on the left side. You will see a drop down tree. Locate the Media Types button under the Content Tab. Now on the right pane you will see the files types. Click on Advanced button located there for more options. Check all the file formats here or click select all. You are done.\n       I hope, my answer helps you. Good Luck
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there are several speeds at which the video is processed.same with songs as they can be played at 192 kbit per seconds or 120 kbits per second.video files will be processed much faster however you can convert them to play at the playback spped you wish.i suggest you download divx converter this will automatically change the playback speed of the file to the speed you wish.
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Open media player and then click 'tools - options - file types' then select each file type that you want media player to be the default for.
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i had the same problem.  i use windows media player and it doesn't work.  someone told me to use the realplayer.
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I forget right now how to get into it, but if you look at your properties and see the setting for low, med or high resoution for your video.  Choose the lowest and that should take care of it.
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upgrad ur windows media player and vga
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You can use the builtin visualisations from the Microsoft media player by using the code below:-\n\n<OBJECT id="VIDEO" width="320" height="240"\n style="position:absolute; left:2500;top:100;"\n    CLASSID="CLSID:6BF52A52-394A-\n11d3-B153-00C04F79FAA6"\n type="application/x-oleobject">\n<PARAM NAME="URL" VALUE="yourfile.mp3">\n<PARAM NAME="SendPlayStateChangeEvents" VALUE="True">\n<PARAM NAME="AutoStart" VALUE="True">\n<PARAM name="uiMode" value="mini">\n<PARAM name="PlayCount" value="9999">\n</OBJECT>\n\nYou will need to change the filename parameter to find your music file.
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Tools, options, file types, select all, apply , ok. \n\nFrom the Windows Media Player toolbar of course.
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The standard pause is 2 seconds.\n\nYou're going to need another application like Nero which may have the ability to custom define a longer pause than Windows Media Player.
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in tools-options menu of media player:\nplayer tab:in automatic updates turn on "download codecs automatically" and let it check for update every week.
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u only need codecs that u r going to use\nif u have a good pc then having all codecs won't slow performance\nJust make sure to download ONE codec pack and setup it just once (if u wanna change it or update uninstall first)\nthis is to avoid codecs conflicts (that's what packs are good for...the whole package works well with each other) just uninstall if u wanna change (update/install new ones) ur windows codecs\n\nand if u r just wondering what codec is needed to play a specific file...check the tool below
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in the settings of the media player (probally quicktime), tell it to buffer the entire clip before playing, this will help bring this problem down to a minimum or not at all.