Windows Media Player

A .m3u file is a playlist file - it does not contain any actual media. It simply serves as a pointer to several different media files. In order to open a .m3u file, all the media files that it points to must be in the location the file points to. Without having the actual file, it would not be possible to tell you which files need to be where. Assuming the media files being pointed to are in the correct location, media players such as Windows Media Player, Winamp and VLC Media Player should all be able to play them, assuming the file types of each file are supported by that player.

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Audio/Music is not uploaded into Windows Movie Maker... it is imported into the program. Here's how to import Audio/Music:

> Click File, and then click Import Media Items.

Browse to the file that you want to add, and then click the file. You can import audio files with the following file name extensions into Windows Movie Maker:

.aif, .aifc, .aiff .asf, .au, .mp2, .mp3, .mpa, .snd, .wav, and .wma.

> Click Import.

> Drag the music file to the Audio/Music track of the time-line.


Use the preview monitor to preview the accompanying video, and then drag the audio track to the right or left to better synchronize the audio and video, if needed. The pointer turns into a hand when you click the audio file, indicating that you can move it.

A quick way to adjust the volume of an audio clip on the Audio/Music track is to right-click the clip, and then click Volume. Adjust the volume with the slider.

You can add both music and narration to the Audio/Music track in Windows Movie Maker. Both can play at the same time in your published movie. You can then adjust the audio levels to determine which audio will play louder than the other in your movie.

You have to find a program to convert the files first.

Go to http://www.media-convert.com/ and do it online.

Getting files from a flash drive to Windows Media Player is a simple process. Plug the USB into the computer, and open Windows Media Player. Go to the area that imports files, and select the flash drive. Windows Media Player will import the files into the program, and can copy them so that they are always available in the player.

{system drive}:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Shared Documents\Recorded TV

No, Windows Media Player is not considered to be computer hardware. Windows Media Player is a software application from Microsoft that is used to play audio and video files on a computer. It is not a physical piece of hardware like a hard drive or a processor, but rather a program that runs on the computer.

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Yes it can. You need to upgrade to the latest firmware that has the capability to read creative zen in windows explorer.

Be careful about updating the firmware if you are wunning Windows Media Player 11. You will have to roll back to 10, remove few other WMP 11 related programs then reinstall the drivers, the firmware, and then upgrade it to WMP 11 and re-install the driver.

It took me about an hour to do all this. At one point my zen was unresponsive with firmware not working, but folowing these steps would get you up and running.

And back up everything before you do anything.

No, you can't. But you can record audio tracks on different platforms, including Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Music, Tidal Music and more with AudiCable Audio Recorder. You can also manually input website URL and website name to add other available music sources.

Unlike other traditional recorders, AudiCable can keep the high audio quality and the metadata of each song for you. The operation is simple. Open the target source and go ahead to the target item. Play it and AudiCable will automatically begin to record. You can choose to Automatically split if needed. Or if the audio you wish to record is an audiobook, you can choose Do not split option before starting the process.

This is probably because real player uses a different format then windows media player (usualy .wma). Usually a format converter will solve this problem by taking the real player file, and making it into a windows media file. Try searching the internet for real media to mp3 converter, or something like that. Usually you can find free software to convert your files. Hope this helps!

You can't. You have to email the song directly from its location in your My Music folder. You can't email it from Windows Media Player.

You don't. You download quicktime and play them on there.

No, windows media player doesn't support m4v video, but you can convert m4v video to wmv video at first, then windows media player can play it.

M4V Converter Genius can convert m4v movies to avi, wmv, mp4, mov, mpeg, vob, flv, 3gp with high quality. Then you can play m4v movies on WMP.

I tried putting the file under a file that the library is supposed to look in and automatically transfer, but when I hit OK it said files found: 60, files added: 0. What do I have to do to add these files?

well i wanted to know the same thinguntil i found out it is sort of like copy and is what you have to do. i have to go.

there r two reasons why ur pc won't detect ur mp4.

there r two types of chords

01) power chord to power ur mp4 or charge it.

02) power chord/file transfer

u need number two.

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under "settings" on ur mp4

01) setup

02) online mode

03) change from media device to usb disc

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Yep,you can. First you should know which formats windows media player support. Generally,Windows Media Player supports asf,avi,wmv,mpeg 1,m1v,mp2. If you wanna rip DVD to WMV so that windows media player can play the DVD,you need a DVD Ripper.

Yes, you can. There are two things to do while ripping DVD to avi,mpeg,rmvb or other video format. Firstly, bypassing the copyright protection of the DVD. Often the copyright of DVD is protected using encryption of a algorithm known as CSS( content scrambling system). Therefore, the first thing is to decrypte the CSS.

The second thing is to convert DVD to certain video formats. Because the content of DVD is stored in VOB file, therefore,the second step is to convert VOB to other video formats.

unistall it and install new vlc player

You may be missing some codex in your Windows Media player. You can try uninstalling and reinstalling your Windows Media player to correct the problem.

go to iTunes, click 'file', click 'add file to library', search and click on the Windows Media Player song folder or what ever you put your songs in

(Press 'Delete' on your keyboard. Or right-click them, and select 'Delete' from the popup menu.

Next time, try applying half a second of brain power first.) To complete the answer from Mr. or Miss "brain power," Hold down the ctrl. key while clicking on selections that are not in a row and delete as above. If they are in a row you can click and drag to highlight as many as you want. If they come back, go under tools/options/library and check the box next to: "Delete files from computer when deleted from library"

First you have to download a song and then drag it to your windows media.

You can still create playlists by dragging songs or albums into the List pane, but Windows Media Player 11 includes two new options for creating and saving playlists. The Create Playlist link in the navigation pane provides one-click access to creating playlists. Simple save and naming capabilities in the List pane provide intuitive playlist creation right at your fingertips.

New playlists can also be created on the fly using the Shuffle Playlist feature. This feature makes it a one-click process to create a new playlist out of your favorite tracks. With a simple click of the Shuffle Playlist link, Windows Media Player generates a list of tracks weighted by highest ratings. With each click of the link, a fresh and completely new list of tracks is generated.

Hi, If the version you are using is 9.0 or above. Just click on the now playing list on the top of the screen. You'll be able to see the songs on the right side of the pane. Thanks, Adamas

Yes VLC media player will play .m4v files.