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Rob Davey
Would love some help here.
I have PPT 2003 and XP sp2. Using this set-up I have created many ppt presos
with media in them and they have all worked fine. Up until now that is.
Now I am getting this MCI error ("The specified file cannot be played on the
specified MCI device. blah blah.."). The offending media in question is an mp3
I have run mplayer2.exe (WMP6?) and mp3s will not work there either, the
error being "The source filter for this file could not be loaded.
(Error=80040241)".
The same mp3s work fine though in every other application I've tried (WMP11,
Winamp, RM). So does this mean the problem is not the codecs?
I've tried uninstalling and re-installing WMP11 I don't know how many times.
I have also uninstalled pretty much every program I can think of that could
potentially be causing a codec clash, including:
- Winamp
- Real Player
- Samsung PC Studio
+ any other programs I saw which had anything to do with multimedia (exlc.
VLC and PowerDVD)
I have never downloaded and installed a codec pack, rogue or otherwise. To
be honest until today I didn't even know what a codec was.
The number of character in the file path is well less than 100 too.
I would be most grateful for any advice as honestly I am at my wits end. I
just don't understand how it could all work fine one day and now it doesn't.
Kind regards
Rob
I have PPT 2003 and XP sp2. Using this set-up I have created many ppt presos
with media in them and they have all worked fine. Up until now that is.
Now I am getting this MCI error ("The specified file cannot be played on the
specified MCI device. blah blah.."). The offending media in question is an mp3
I have run mplayer2.exe (WMP6?) and mp3s will not work there either, the
error being "The source filter for this file could not be loaded.
(Error=80040241)".
The same mp3s work fine though in every other application I've tried (WMP11,
Winamp, RM). So does this mean the problem is not the codecs?
I've tried uninstalling and re-installing WMP11 I don't know how many times.
I have also uninstalled pretty much every program I can think of that could
potentially be causing a codec clash, including:
- Winamp
- Real Player
- Samsung PC Studio
+ any other programs I saw which had anything to do with multimedia (exlc.
VLC and PowerDVD)
I have never downloaded and installed a codec pack, rogue or otherwise. To
be honest until today I didn't even know what a codec was.
The number of character in the file path is well less than 100 too.
I would be most grateful for any advice as honestly I am at my wits end. I
just don't understand how it could all work fine one day and now it doesn't.
Kind regards
Rob