Realistically? Win98, WinME, WinXP. But also maybe Win95 or Win7.
The solution is probably about the same in all of them, but I always
try to make the point that when one reports troubles one needs to give
basic information.
On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at 11:35 PM, Ken Board wrote:
> Gee, he says he's
Gee, he says he's using Windows Explorer. I wonder what OS he could be
using?
On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at 11:22 PM, Tony B wrote:
> You forgot to tell us much. Like what OS? Try this link:
> http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/window-on-windows/?p=816
>
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Well, I've since powered down and rebooted. Still WMP has no sound
from mp3s. Most odd.
On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at 10:51 PM, Eric S. Sande wrote:
>> I'm really sorry to actually post something on topic though. Has
>> anyone else tried WMP today? Perhaps a recent update has killed it?
>
> LOL. No i
You forgot to tell us much. Like what OS? Try this link:
http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/window-on-windows/?p=816
On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at 10:33 PM, D Freye wrote:
> How can I change whatever tag makes the "mydocuments" folder show
> up at top of the folder list in Windows Explorer.
I'm really sorry to actually post something on topic though. Has
anyone else tried WMP today? Perhaps a recent update has killed it?
LOL. No it works fine. Just a little policy disagreement. Continue
as normal, sorry for the interruption.
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How can I change whatever tag makes the "mydocuments" folder show
up at top of the folder list in Windows Explorer. I have a folder
under C drive which I would prefer to be at the top of the list.
Be at Peace.
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I sure thought so as I read this ridiculous thread today. But I put it
away, and cranked up some tunes.
But WAIT. WMP is NOT putting out sound! WTF? The seek bar is moving,
and the visualizations are playing. VLC is playing the song. I'm
puzzled as I swear regular mp3's played just fine in WMP the
Remember render unto Caesar what is Caesar and to God what is God's.
Makes things run smoother.
Stewart
At 08:51 PM 3/14/2009, you wrote:
Right book wrong Testament. Also a couple of thousand years >difference.
Clearly we have a theological problem, Reverend. I'm sure
you can separate God
Right book wrong Testament. Also a couple of thousand years >difference.
Clearly we have a theological problem, Reverend. I'm sure
you can separate God and Ceasar and educate this heathan.
May the Lord protect us from ignorance.
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I guess you did not see the trailer. The only connection the
Gomorrah has with Jesus is when they shake down priests.
I saw the trailer. I'm concerned that you apparently think
that I'm shaking anyone down. You seriously need to
reevaluate. I sell a service that costs me real money to
provide
Right book wrong Testament. Also a couple of thousand years difference.
Armageddon would be a better match but still some time difference.
Stewart
At 08:00 PM 3/14/2009, you wrote:
>As far as acting like Jesus would, OK, I've got that.
I guess you did not see the trailer. The only connectio
>As far as acting like Jesus would, OK, I've got that.
I guess you did not see the trailer. The only connection the Gomorrah has
with Jesus is when they shake down priests.
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> It is quite
> likely that at some point the product will be abandoned for something
> more profitable or changed to do obnoxious things to its users
> (draconian
> DRM etc.).
Hey now. We're not talking about iTunes.
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Then you really do need to see that movie, Gamorrah. As the man
said "My job is making things simple for businesses.
As far as acting like Jesus would, OK, I've got that.
If you think I didn't you wouldn't have posted.
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>Doesn't matter who sells me the technology, the mission is what's important.
Then you really do need to see that movie, Gamorrah. As the man said "My
job is making things simple for businesses."
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If they did, I'm sure the EU would be launching a very serious
investigation of the matter right now.
And saying I'm not really concerned about what the EU does
doesn't play into this discussion, right?
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> Yeah, you could say that about every company that ever was in
> business. Yes, you are darn right that I'll use every strength that
> I have to get an advantage.
>
> If Microsoft can't do the job I'll take my business elsewhere.
>
> Doesn't matter who sells me the technology, the mission is wh
WMP is proprietary and belongs to a company with a track record of
manipulating its software to extract every last advantage.
Yeah, you could say that about every company that ever was in
business. Yes, you are darn right that I'll use every strength that
I have to get an advantage.
If Microso
>VLC is open source with developers all over the world contributing.
>Unlikely to suffer the fate a single corporate entity might. With
>over 46 million downloads of the current release, fairly widely
>accepted.
Over the long term will WMP or VLC be more a reliable choice?
"VLC is open so
VLC is open source with developers all over the world contributing.
Unlikely to suffer the fate a single corporate entity might. With
over 46 million downloads of the current release, fairly widely
accepted.
Jim
On Mar 14, 2009, at 4:36 PM, Eric S. Sande wrote:
Maybe you can elaborate?
Maybe you can elaborate? Support of what? It either will play a
file or not.
By support I mean VLC could be out of business in the next 20
minutes. Yes it does what it does well.
Do they have a sustainable capacity? Time will tell.
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Maybe you can elaborate? Support of what? It either will play a file or
not.
On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at 12:57 PM, Eric S. Sande wrote:
> VLC isn't as 'clean' in appearence, but offers more options and
>> supports a wide variety of codecs without the need for add ons.
>>
>
> Granted but it's freew
VLC isn't as 'clean' in appearence, but offers more options and
supports a wide variety of codecs without the need for add ons.
Granted but it's freeware with no guarantee of support.
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VLC isn't as 'clean' in appearence, but offers more options and supports a
wide variety of codecs without the need for add ons.
On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at 12:24 PM, Eric S. Sande wrote:
> Use VLC. Dump WMP.
>>
>
> That seems a little extreme, what are the opportunity costs
> of using VLC?
>
> Admit
You are done...? Completely??
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On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at 12:22 PM, Jim wrote:
> Thanks for the the tip. Am enjoying the music.
> (And seeding, seeding, seeding)
>
> Jim
>
>
>
> On Mar 13, 2009, at 11:23 AM, mike wrote:
>
> I know this isn't quite a computer topic but
Thanks for the the tip. Am enjoying the music.
(And seeding, seeding, seeding)
Jim
On Mar 13, 2009, at 11:23 AM, mike wrote:
I know this isn't quite a computer topic but it does relate to
digital music
so..
The South by Southwest music festival takes place soon and this link
is to
torre
VLC is a good choice, good support for a wide variety of codecs out of the
box. Codec/containers etc can be extremely confusing especially when you
get into subtitle support etc.
You may look at this codec to install:
http://www.free-codecs.com/download/AC3_Filter.htm
Someone else on the list ma
Use VLC. Dump WMP.
That seems a little extreme, what are the opportunity costs
of using VLC?
Admittedly that was my first reaction also, based on if it
doesn't work 100% and if you have something that does,
use it.
The reason for my question about why he would use WMP
in preference to VLC was
>A co-worker, who is Mac-based, keeps getting a "font is corrupt" when
>opening MS Word for Mac. I had him delete what I thought were the right
>preferences, but no luck. His Excel hangs on opening, too. Just delete
>the whole suite & re-install? tia.
Reinstall won't help.
Hey, this is a m
Use VLC. Dump WMP.
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It is sort of like when AT&T, Verizon, MCI, Comcast, Global >Crossing, and
several others I never heard of decided to install
fiber in DC all in the same month. Guys with huge rotary saws
facing off at Conn & K.
That was at the height of the .com boom in 2000. MFS was a
big player, there are
The topic of having their own 'fast lane'.
On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at 4:52 AM, Jeff Wright wrote:
> What topic exactly?
>
> > -Original Message-
> > If I'm not mistaken, google has brought this topic up before several
> > years
> > ago.
> >
> > >
> > > This explains why Google quietly cha
It is sort of like when AT&T, Verizon, MCI, Comcast, Global Crossing, and
several others I never heard of decided to install fiber in DC all in the
same month. Guys with huge rotary saws facing off at Conn & K.
>Inefficient. A waste of human capital based on a bad business
>model. Looks like t
I saw the interview a couple days after hearing about the debacle. I used
to get some of her twitters, but she is as enamored with herself as she
seemed with Zuckerberg.
I've been torrenting sxsw music since I sent this email out, it's really
slow. I always expect some slowness due to the nature
My memory is that the font is identified as corrupt, and you can
choose to delete it or leave it in place.
If you validate the fonts, what happens when you validate corrupt
fonts. They get repaired or identified as needing to be replaced?
db
No consistency that I can detect, other that any given file either always
works or always doesn't.
Advantage of WMP over VLC?? It's the "standard" media player.
If I have to update codecs, how do I do that?? (Pardon my ignorance.)
Date:Fri, 13 Mar 2009 22:01:14 -0400
From:"Eric S. Sand
> I know this isn't quite a computer topic but it does relate to digital
> music
> so..
>
> The South by Southwest music festival takes place soon and this link is
> to
> torrents to download almost 6 gigs of music to fill up your ipod...or
> really
> cheap player you may regret buying. I got all
What topic exactly?
> -Original Message-
> If I'm not mistaken, google has brought this topic up before several
> years
> ago.
>
> >
> > This explains why Google quietly changed their position on net
> neutrality
> > in
> > December, despite PR-numbed statements otherwise.
> >
> > http:
I don't know. Have you tried launching it in safe mode? It's off your
Start menu. You can also try deleting your profile.
On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at 2:55 AM, db wrote:
> Did I see a discussion about that a while back?
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Did I see a discussion about that a while back?
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