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Posted by CSM1 on August 4, 2008, 10:30 pm
Please log in for more thread options It is not policy.
It just turns out that way sometimes.
You will find mixed style in here.
Some will top post, sometimes do in-line if the comments fit better.
And if the last post was a bottom post then a bottom post often follows for
clarity.
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CSM1
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> Thanks, this did work for /me/. (both for .flv and for .m4v (whatever
> whacky format that might be - but I've got a codec for it so who cares).
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> Monitoring this group hasn't been for nothing, I'd never have guessed
> this in a million years. (I tried forced opening in WMP and ticking the
> 'unrecognized format, do you want to try to play it anyway/do not ask
> again' box, but that made no difference at all)
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> Once I realised I had to add as token value and not as key, it worked
> perfectly. (I did have to close and restart MCE though.)
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> PS: Is it policy in this group to top-post?
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>> "Richard Miller" wrote:
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>>> Looks like you have the correct codce (because it plays in WMplayer)
>>> Goto the registry under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.flv and add "Content
>>> Type="video/flv" and "PerceivedType"="Video"
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>>> --
>>> Richard A Miller MCE mvp
>>> http://www.microsoft.com/mvp
>>>
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>>> "Hackerjac" wrote:
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>>> > Is there a way to get mce to recognise .flv files
>>> > i can play them fine in wmp 11 but when starting media center i
>>> > can't see the files in my video
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