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I cant rewind or fast forward through my FLAC files using WMP? Please help.
#1
20 Mar 2010 @ 15:31
Nate26
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Do I need to download something? Why cant I fast forward or rewind my tracks?
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#3
21 Mar 2010 @ 21:52
I discovered the seeking problem in WMP if the MADFlac plugin
was installed. The solution was to uninstall MAD and install this one:
http://xiph.org/dshow/
was installed. The solution was to uninstall MAD and install this one:
http://xiph.org/dshow/
#4
24 Mar 2010 @ 15:36
Dont know what plug-in I installed. I downloaded the Illiminable Ogg Directshow Filters for Speex, Vorbis, Theora, and FLAC v0.82.16930 off of this website. Did I even install any plug-ins with that? I downloaded that tag support extender as well off of this website.
#5
24 Mar 2010 @ 17:20
I can tell you that MADFLAC uses a file call madflac.ax.
If you have it in your system, unregister it.
Then install the OGG package..
If you have it in your system, unregister it.
Then install the OGG package..
#6
25 Mar 2010 @ 15:35
Installed that already and dont have that madflac.ax. file in my system so Idk. That blows.
#7
25 Mar 2010 @ 19:21
Sorry to hear that...
It worked perfectly on my XP and Windows 2000 boxes.
Try this - download GraphStudio.
http://www.videohelp.com/tools/GraphStudio
Click on file/render media file (open a flac file)
You should see a Directshow graph, file source on the left and directsound device
on the right. Right click the box on the left and select properties.
Is it the OGG codec ?
It worked perfectly on my XP and Windows 2000 boxes.
Try this - download GraphStudio.
http://www.videohelp.com/tools/GraphStudio
Click on file/render media file (open a flac file)
You should see a Directshow graph, file source on the left and directsound device
on the right. Right click the box on the left and select properties.
Is it the OGG codec ?
#8
28 Mar 2010 @ 15:02
I have windows vista. Dont know if that matters at all. I"ll try doing that other stuff.
#9
31 Mar 2010 @ 13:18
I downloaded graphstudio and clicked on properties in the box on the left. What do I do next?
This message has been edited since its posting. Latest edit was made on 31 Mar 2010 @ 13:19
#10
31 Mar 2010 @ 13:55
Look at the info on the property page. You may be able to identify which
filter it actually is.
For example, you can clearly see from the object name that the xiph decoder is being used.
filter it actually is.
For example, you can clearly see from the object name that the xiph decoder is being used.
This message has been edited since its posting. Latest edit was made on 31 Mar 2010 @ 13:56
#12
01 Apr 2010 @ 11:30
I'm out of idea's...
Try the Vista groups at MS Answers:
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx
Try the Vista groups at MS Answers:
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx
#15
05 Apr 2010 @ 2:45
Yup,I have the 64 bit version of vista, installed the x64 version codec too. I dont know.
#16
05 Apr 2010 @ 11:37
Did you try the 32 bit version of the codec?
See this - it says the "default" mode of WMP is 32-bit.
http://news.softpedia.com/news/Manage-Wi...bit-44960.shtml
See this - it says the "default" mode of WMP is 32-bit.
http://news.softpedia.com/news/Manage-Wi...bit-44960.shtml
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#17
06 Apr 2010 @ 18:12
Im gonna try downloading the 32-bit. Computers being super slow right now, not sure why, wont even download anything, so it could be a while.
#18
09 Apr 2010 @ 2:00
Downloaded the 32 bit version but that didnt do anything. Maybe it will when I download another flac file.
#19
09 Apr 2010 @ 18:44
Nate26, I use Win 7 Ultimate 32 & 64 Bit and have just tried adding FLAC audio files to WMP 12. They will not load to it, I have to make the default WMP from VLC. Having done that WMP will still not play FLAC files because it doesn't recognise the .flac codec.
But hey, all my FLAC files play beautifully in VLC and I can fast forward/rewind whatever I like.
Try VLC and your troubles are over.
http://www.filehippo.com/download_vlc/
edit: or if you are a stickler for using WMP then try this converter and convert your Flac's to WAV (PCM)or anything else that works in WMP.
This converter is Free to download and use. No limitations on it, and its fast, it'll convert your Flacs to WAV or whatever, faster than you can use a pen to put a line through Flac and write WAV, say.
Its here:
http://www.dvdvideosoft.com/free-dvd-video-software.htm
ps: WAV is as good as Flac and its MS compatible. Added bonus is that should you wish to burn your files to CD to play them in a standalone player, WAV will play whereas FLAC will not play.
good luck
But hey, all my FLAC files play beautifully in VLC and I can fast forward/rewind whatever I like.
Try VLC and your troubles are over.
http://www.filehippo.com/download_vlc/
edit: or if you are a stickler for using WMP then try this converter and convert your Flac's to WAV (PCM)or anything else that works in WMP.
This converter is Free to download and use. No limitations on it, and its fast, it'll convert your Flacs to WAV or whatever, faster than you can use a pen to put a line through Flac and write WAV, say.
Its here:
http://www.dvdvideosoft.com/free-dvd-video-software.htm
ps: WAV is as good as Flac and its MS compatible. Added bonus is that should you wish to burn your files to CD to play them in a standalone player, WAV will play whereas FLAC will not play.
good luck
This message has been edited since its posting. Latest edit was made on 09 Apr 2010 @ 19:48
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#20
10 Apr 2010 @ 11:23
Besides VLC, foobar2k, MediaMonkey, J-River, play flacs..Just to clarify this statement
If you only have the flac files, the burning app will decode/uncompress the flac(s) back to .wav format, for standard Audio CD burning..Most do it on-the-fly..
Quote:..
Added bonus is that should you wish to burn your files to CD to play them in a standalone player, WAV will play whereas FLAC will not play
If you only have the flac files, the burning app will decode/uncompress the flac(s) back to .wav format, for standard Audio CD burning..Most do it on-the-fly..
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