Windows Media V10 videos always display full screen on my laptop, How to resize?
349404
y not try out windows media player 11 its available now.. search google.. or maybe ull get it at ddl2.com
700585
try changing the video format and try
247675
It may be missing some codecs. I would download and install is again. It will install over the old version and repair any problems.\n\nYou can get it here - http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/default.mspx\n\nI just checked an AVI on Windows Media Player version 10 on my computer & it played fine.
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Another way is to  Go to \nStart - Set Program Access and Defaults click Custom\nand on the right side with two arrows pressing down, click it\nGo down to Default Media Player, click on Windows Media Player and click OK
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If you're using Internet Explorer, you can do the following:\n\n- Go to "Tools" menu and select "Internet Options"\n- select the "Advanced" tab\n- Under the "Multimedia" heading, uncheck the "Enable Automatic Image Resizing" box.\n\nWithout that option checked, images should not be resized to fit within your browser window.
510509
It depends if the DVD is in your computer in the first place, but im presuming it is. So when its playing just hit the pause button on your media player, then on your keyboard there is a key next to the f12 key.. on it it says Print Scrn/SysRq, push this button. Now you can open an imaging program and click on paste. This will bring up an image of what your screen looked like when you pushed the button. Now trim the edges and make sure the image is the correct size (about 1024 x 768) and save it. Then set it as your background as you usually would with an image.\n\nWhen doing this you must keep in mind that when a video is paused you do not always get a crystal clear image of what you are looking at, but its worth a try for you.
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Sounds to me like your video drivers are shot; if you change the resolution as others are describing but it won't hold, that would be the cause.\n\nYou need to reinstall your video drivers. You can get instructions on how to do that, plus the drivers, through the support and download section of your computer manufacturer's Web site.
340975
Your computer is apparently using 64MB for the video. Different programs will read this differently...Either the full amount of physical memory or the amount of memory left  after the video hogs it...
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I'm assuming you right-clicked on your desktop and did Properties, then went to the Settings tab and tried to change the slider for the resolution?  If you do know how to change the resolution which I think you do, then have you installed the proper drivers for your graphics card?  You should be able to grab them from the manufactures website.  How long as your resolution been stuck at 640x480?  Just curious if you recently reinstalled Windows, or what might have caused it.
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First, download the service pack 2, then installed and restart your pc...\n\n\nSecond, unistall windows media from your computer, restart your PC, then download the winodws media 1O not 11 because is beta\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/download/download.aspx
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i cant totally help but I do know that you need to save it as a different format that isnt as big of a file. Such asif its .wmv it may need to be a quicktime file.
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To view the full webpage...go to your desktop...rightclick your mouse and go to "properties"..then "settings"...then change screen resolution to 1024x768 then click apply.\n\nGood Luck
667237
just change your system resolution.. that will change the size you see
993135
his sounds like you selected to make quicktime the default player for ALL media formats.\nthis can be changed in the add remove programs section under my computer or the start menu. just scrool untill you find this and select the option that is not removing programs and that is not modifying windows installed programs. scroll around untill you find the options that should be easy to find from the location. just find the windows media player option and set it as default.\n\ni cant be more specific at this time as i've forgotten the exact names of what to look for as i'm currently concentrating on using the new VISTA beta.\n\ngood luck and i hope i've pointed you in the right direction.\ni just hope i've helped a little.
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You cannot at this point (unless there is some undocumented registry entry). But if you just want to save space from time to time, you can go to full screen - F11.
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using adobe media encoder, save as windows media which is pretty universal. Windows Media 9 or 10, 320x240, andpick a datarate commensurate with the bandwidth you have available and your lowest common denominator end user.\n\nSites like youtube are now using flv flash video, which can be very small file sizes, and since 98% of people have flash, you don't need to worry about compatibility.\nPremiere Pro 2.0 will export flv.
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You should be able to adjust this with the display properties.\n\nRight-click your mouse on the desktop (any open area outside a window).\nSelect Properties on the menu.\nLeft-click the Settings tab.\nAdjust the screen resolution to get the 16:9 widescreen that you want.