I can't play .MP3 files on my PC.

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Marcoum64 Posted messages 17 Status Member -  
 zouggi -
Hello,

I'm having trouble playing MP3 files downloaded from the internet using Windows Media Player. What should I do???

Thank you in advance.

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  1. 3x
     
    Hello!

    Open the tools/options/file types menu / check all.
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    1. Marcoum64 Posted messages 17 Status Member 1
       
      Good evening,

      Thank you for your response, but those options are already checked in the "file types" menu!

      Do you have another idea? I have version 10.00 of the WMA player. Can you confirm that it is possible to directly play MP3s on this type of software without converting MP3s to WMA?

      Thank you

      See you later!
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    2. ima
       
      Comment tu fais pour lire le MP3 ?
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    3. lauriiiiiiiiie
       
      Hello!
      I can't play my music, even though I could until today! :( What should I do, please? Is it because I need to update my player? (Windows Media) help me!!!
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  2. 3x
     
    You admit to having obtained the mp3 via the Mule.
    Sorry, we do not provide troubleshooting in this case.
    ccmcharte legislation
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    1. doc
       
      Don't tell me you don't do it.
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    2. zouggi
       
      For my part, it is a CD that I can no longer read, I used to be able to, but I can't anymore, what should I do?
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  3. Marcoum64 Posted messages 17 Status Member 1
     
    Okay, but I don't just have problems with these MP3s downloaded this way (I promise I won't do it anymore). I also have problems with MP3s coming from a portable MP3 player with files transferred to the PC.
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  4. 3x
     
    Version 10 of the media player can perfectly play MP3s.
    In my opinion, these downloaded MP3 files are probably protected.
    How did you obtain them?

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    1. Marcoum64 Posted messages 17 Status Member 1
       
      Good evening,

      I got them through e-mule.... I tried to convert them to wav or wma with different software and nothing works..... I'm desperate!!!

      Is there a way to sort this out? How can I tell if the files are corrupted?

      Thank you

      Best,

      Marc
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  5. vauquelin
     
    "Windows Media Player cannot play the file because there is a problem with the audio or video device. Try installing a new device driver." appears when I try to play .wav audio files on my computer running XP SP2, while the files are played on my desktop computer?! Any advice, please?
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    1. 3x
       
      Same as for the previous person (file types).
      Do you have the Windows sounds?
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