Windows Media Player

The Apple media file format that became the basis for MP4 files is the QuickTime File Format (QTFF). Introduced in 1991, QuickTime allowed for the integration of various media types, which influenced the development of the MPEG-4 standard. MP4 files are essentially a refined version of QuickTime, designed for more efficient compression and streaming of multimedia content.

You deffinitly can't unless you have premium. Even then, I don't think you can. Its a very stupid system

select one album at a time of your music, then select advanced-get album artwork. keep in mind that you need an active internet connection to do this

I would suggest updating your quicktime player.

Answer: iTunes uses a database to display music info and cover art. If you have moved or worked directly in the music folders you may have corrupted the database. Read how to recreate your iTunes Library here: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1451

You can also add any image that you download or scan into you computer by clicking on "Get Info" then click on the "Get Artwork" tab. Then click on the "Add" button and browse to the image on your machine. Very easy. See http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1409 from more info

I just download Iron Man 2 (2010) R5 DVDRip XviD-MAX torrent. But the problem is when i play using K-Lite Codec Pack, DivX Plus Player and VLC Player A.K.A VLan Codec, Nothing happen. Everytime i open the movie with different movie player, same display everytime i play the movie like before "Error Codec: Use Windows Media Player". Anybody can tell me what is happen?

A .rar file is not a media file. It is a compressed archive. The archive itself may well contain one or more media files within it, but you must decompress the file to open them. In order to decompress a .rar file, you need a utility like WinRAR to open it.

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Depends on the version of WMP you are using. With earlier WMP version (9 or les) it was possible to get flac playback. On later versions (10 or above) it should still be possible to play .flac files, but no-one has done it yet.

Use DivFix++ from Sourceforge

The first one, no. The improved one, I'm not sure, all I know is no to the old one, cause I have the old one, and it has no mixer.

# Right click on the audio track in the playlist. # Click Properties # Here you can find where the audio track is located in hard disk, its album and its artist.