Install Windows Media Player Visualizations Not Working
Hi Ritwik,To monitor your case closely, I have split a new thread for your to continue following up your issue.I have make some test on MP3 music on my clean installed computer and that seems there is noVisualization either.After I have re-download and install the Visualizations from this site, it get some visualization worked.Would you mind to try this?Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help, and unmark the answers if they provide no help. If you have feedback for TechNet Support, contact tnmff@microsoft.com. Hi Ritwik,If you can find another computer which worked fine, we can try to replace related DLL file from that PC:Go to Computer C drive Programs Files Windows Media PlayerCopy and paste the wmpvis.dll file here.
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The troubleshooting Steps that you gave me has been done from my side- tried to reinstall DLL file- tried to run DLL file through CMD- enabled and disabled WMP- tried new user- reset WMP- issue is reoccurringIssue: previous setup is not being carried over by the app.Example:Opened music default setup: album cover will appearSetup default: either visualizationWhat happens: when WMP is closed and a music file is opened again, the set visualization is not recognized.Also, when visualization is not enabled, full screen wouldn't be available. Full screen button does not work.Ritwik Sain.
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Maybe its been fixed in the RTM, but on my HTPC I'm running Windows 7 RC. I've installed some visualizations, and they work fine in Windows Media Player, but they're not showing up as options in Wi. Media Player Classic - BE is a free and open source audio and video player for Windows. Media Player Classic - BE is based on the original 'Media Player Classic' project (Gabest) and 'Media Player Classic Home Cinema' project (Casimir666), contains additional features and bug fixes.
RECOMMENDED:As I have mentioned before in our how to guide, I use the default Windows Media Player as my primary media player. But for some unknown reasons, Windows Media Player stopped working this morning.
In fact, I am not even able to run WMP now.After messing with it around for a little while, I found reinstalling the WMP is the final solution as I was in a hurry.If you too have a serious issue with Windows Media Player and want to repair it quickly, you can reinstall the program to fix it. Reinstall Windows Media Player in Windows 10/8/7Step 1: Type appwiz.cpl in Start menu search box and hit enter to launch Program and Features window. Users on Windows 10 can also type the same in the Start menu or taskbar search box and then hit Enter key.Step 2: In the left pane, click the Turn Windows features on or off option to see Windows Features dialog.Step 3: Here expand Media Feature list and then uncheck Windows Media Player box. If you are prompted with “this will also turn off Windows Media Center” message, click Yes as you will reinstall WMP later.Step 4: You will be asked to Reboot your PC to uninstall WMP. Hit Restart now button to do so.Step 5: As you need to reinstall Windows Media Player, you need to install WMP again.
Once again, open Windows Features window, tick the Windows Media Player and Windows Media Center boxes and then click OK button to begin installing the WMP & WMC again.Good luck! I have an Aireo “Element” SoniqCast Wifi-enabled MP3 player which I purchased five or six years ago. I am now using Windows 7 on a notebook and I cannot install the software on the Aireo – the software (which is needed for me to connect my Aireo wirelessly to my computer) downloads the software automatically onto my computer when connected via USB, as it is supposed to, but the install of the (1) SoniqSync, (2) MUSICMATCH Jukebox and (3) Windows Media Player 9 (required) fails when the installer tries to install Windows Media Player 9, because it is blocked by Windows 7.
It doesn’t matter that I have WMP12 on my computer, the installation is blocked, and that is the end of the story!This is a quote from the Aireo manual:“The SoniqSync Installation Wizard will install Windows Media Player 9 Series. SoniqSync requires this version (or newer) of Windows Media Player. If Windows Media Player 9 Series (or newer) is already installed on your PC, the SoniqSync Installation Wizard will not re-install the application.” but that shouldn’t mean that it won’t install anything at all – Windows has screwed up somewhere, with Windows 7, I think – Windows MP12 should not prevent this installation of an MP3 player’s software package from proceeding when the software doesn’t have any objections to later versions of Windows Media Player?!If I uninstalled Windows MP12 could I safely install and use WMP9, instead, in Windows 7? And if so, will that be the (albeit small) price I have to pay for being able to keep using my Aireo MP3 player?.Nelson says.