There are many software media players available, some with more advanced features than others. One thing that all software media players have in common, however, is their need for a media codec in order to play different types of files. A codec is an independent software library that contains all of the information necessary to decode a particular media file format. If a software media player is having difficulty opening or playing a file, then the most likely cause is a missing or outdated codec.
It does not have the ability to deal with DVD, you need download the corresponding plugin and codec. Or you can try the other DVD player software.
Missing video codec.
let try vlc or any media codec of microsoft.
You need to install a codec pack for DVDs to play in Windows Media Player. You can generally find a codec pack from either Roxio or Cyberlink for under $20.
If you have a Windows media player 10 or above with a suitable codec such as K-llit or a Vista codec pack you can play the MPEG-4 file with a click.
let try vlc or any media codec of microsoft.
you've to have a codec fromp media player to gpx
Yes,To play a flv file format, download and install a codec pack (such as klite codec pack, etc) which will enable to support flv format file playback in Windows Media Player.But it is recommended to install the codec pack after the installation of Windows Media Player. (When installing new version of WMP)
The mp42 codec is compatible with most modern media players and devices, but some older or less common ones may not support it. It is always a good idea to check the specifications of your specific media player or device to ensure compatibility with the mp42 codec.
Play with VLC or Windowd Media player. It's XviD codec.
Why? Windows Media Player can only play .wav files.
Export your sequence with .wmv window media video codec.