Windows Media Player video is off-color...?
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It could actually be your computer screen. I know that my old laptop had a malfunctioning screen. Try contacting the manufacturer to see if infact it is a monitor problem and not a software problem.
111122
I don't think you can do it. Windows stores the association of file types (based on extensions) with applications. If your file is sometime audio and sometime video, Windows will probably not understand it and hence can not differentiate.
899860
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.
351552
There is a driver issue. Re-install Windows Media Player.
548440
convert it back and use mpeg format instead.....avi sux\ntry for .mp4 format if you can...
944559
I have been asking what this was for awhile now. Finally, I deleted Windows Media Player totally off my computer and re-downloaded it, as well I "saved to computer" and now mine works just fine. Good luck!
827374
download 'VLC media player' Its probably some stupid codec problem or whatever. \n\nwww.filehippo.com and then search for it. Once you have it its the easiest, simplest thing to use.
685598
Are you using the internal color capture or something external?\n\nVERY VAGUE QUESTION!!!!
582040
Sounds like something is off. I hope you don't have a virus. Maybe your color scheme is set improperly.\n\nTo better answer this question, you need to tell us what operating system your using and when did you notice the change. Also it would help if you remember what you did with your PC around the time when you noticed the change.
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Perhaps I'm wrong, but mpeg4 is a video file isn't it? Since your using quicktime, I don't know what OS you're using, but mspaint on win xp is reasonable for most gif-bmp-jpeg-ect conversions, with the occasional loss of colors from bmp to gif. If you need something a little better, IrfanView for Windows or GraphicConverter for Mac aren't bad. For jpg to mp4, I'm sure there are conversion programs, but unless i'm out of the loop totally, this is a strange conversion.
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Go to microsofts site and reinstall media player.\nYour version may be corrupted.
187990
Forget Windows Media Player and get the VLC Player, http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-windows.html (it supports all video codecs)
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Download the latest Windows Media Player for Mac OS X:\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/mac/mp9/default.aspx
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Looks like you have a "corrupted" installation...\nTotally uninstall the program, then do a registry clean like PC Tools Registry Mechanic, then reboot your computer...then reinstall a "fresh" downloaded copy of Windows Media player and see if that doesn't fix the problem...
848915
Use the application named "Dr. Divx" and convert your video files. U can customize the settings, its a user friendly application
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It depends which version you're using. This happened to me when I was using version 3. Quite annoying! I found it quite difficult to fix. The only way I could do it was by uploading and then re-cutting the original video file at the points that needed fixed.
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Try to find out what the Codec is. Sometimes the video maybe a dummy without a header code, thus being generally unplayable by any computer.\n\nI suggest if you know anything about PC programming, get a HEX editor and check the header code for the Codec format. That takes a lot of work and I only suggest it if you have no other option. P2P programs like Limewire are becoming increasingly less helpful now that the media bigwigs are cramping down on us.