you need the ac3 codec. have a search on google. should sort the sound out.

to make media player open the files, go to the options in media player. navigate to file types and select all of the video ones (and sound ones if you want media player to play them to)

sorted

it might have reset your default player to DivX???

If this isn't the case then you don't have the correct codecs for medi player?

mmm

It used to work fine till i installed div x player, now for anything to have sound i need divx,

downloaded them bits willay but no use

Keep in mind though, that installing too many codecs will result in Media Player being 'confused' and not able to play anything!

nemo codec pack is pretty good too.

Just google it.

heya tim :wave:

No just install it and Windows Media Player will automagically use it :)

No mate, you install it.

ive downloaded that do i have to copy it to all the video files?

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Originally posted by bradfincham
I have 100s of downloaded dvds and clips etc,

i want to be able to watch these in windows media player rather than opening divx all the time,

most of them open but without sound,

any ideas what that could be ??

:rolleyes:

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u need the necessary drivers
sorry duno where to get em tho

oops wrong forum someone move to off day please!!

I have 100s of downloaded dvds and clips etc,

i want to be able to watch these in windows media player rather than opening divx all the time,

most of them open but without sound,

any ideas what that could be ??

:rolleyes: