> Every time I check the prefs, it defaults to 56kbps Modem. It won't save the
> ISDN setting. I ried to trash the prefs file, but can't find it. It is
> neither in the ~/Library nor the ~/user/Library.
> Advice?

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> > Every time I check the prefs, it defaults to 56kbps Modem. It won't save the
> > ISDN setting. I ried to trash the prefs file, but can't find it. It is
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> - trash the pref and .plist for WMP to let the app re-create them from
> scratch next time it launches.
I've been trying to do that, but cannot find the prefs files. Where are they
located?
> - repair Permissions on your Mac using Disk Utility (you should do that
> once a month or before and after each major software install anyway).
That's new to me, but sounds like good advice.
> - make sure there is no non-standard character in the name of your drive
> (eg: accented letters, etc.)
That's funny, my HD is called Klaus' Toy, with the curly apostrophe.
However, WMP HAS played with my HD called that way.
We'll see
Thanks,
Klaus
Corentin Cras-Méneur - 21 Dec 2005 19:56 GMT
Hi Klaus,
> > - trash the pref and .plist for WMP to let the app re-create them from
> > scratch next time it launches.
>
> I've been trying to do that, but cannot find the prefs files. Where are they
> located?
:-)
The FAQ says:
- delete the WMP preference files:
~/Library/Preferences/Windows Media Player Prefs
~/Library/Preferences/com.microsoft.mediaplayer.plist
> > - repair Permissions on your Mac using Disk Utility (you should do that
> > once a month or before and after each major software install anyway).
>
> That's new to me, but sounds like good advice.
It's recommended by Apple...
> > - make sure there is no non-standard character in the name of your drive
> > (eg: accented letters, etc.)
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>
> We'll see
Yeah, try it without the apostrophe just in case...
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Klaus Blume - 22 Dec 2005 01:46 GMT
> > That's funny, my HD is called Klaus' Toy, with the curly apostrophe.
> > However, WMP HAS played with my HD called that way.
> >
> > We'll see
>
> Yeah, try it without the apostrophe just in case...
I dropped the apostrophe and guess what! Partial success. WMP now plays the
demo .wmv file, but when I go to the movie site, the error message 'playlist
format is not recognized' comes up...
Cheers,
Klaus
Corentin Cras-Méneur - 27 Dec 2005 18:05 GMT
> I dropped the apostrophe and guess what! Partial success. WMP now plays the
> demo .wmv file, but when I go to the movie site, the error message 'playlist
> format is not recognized' comes up...
That's a different one.... It's often caused by malformed .asx files.
The solution is to download the .asx, edit it in a text editor
(TextEdit, TextWrangler...) et use the mms:// link found in there
directly in WMP.
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