Video Issue

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  1. Chiefs420
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    Video Issue


    Sorry if this has been covered, did a search and didn't see anything:

    When I try to play videos (.wmv's) I get emaild to me they play in black and white a really washed out looking. Any ideas?
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  3. Petey7
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    They probably get corrupted somewhere a long the way. How big are the files sizes?
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  4. Chiefs420
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    The ones I just got ar 3MB and 7MB. this a a new (couple of months old) machine and it has never workder correctly.
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  6. whs
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    What player do you use for playing. Try VLC - if that gives you the same problem, we will have to look at your graphics driver.
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  7. Chiefs420
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    My MSE detected: Adware:Win32/Babylon. Wants to get rid of it.
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  8. Petey7
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    Its the first false positive MSE is known for. The newest virus definitions mistake the Babylon dictionary/translator as a virus. If you have Babylon installed, don't let MSE remove it. If you don't have it installed, it is indeed malware and needs to be removed.
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  10. whs
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    Have MSE quarantine it. It does not sound like a real nasty, but you do not want to take a chance.
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  11. Chiefs420
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    It popped up while I was installing that VLC
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  12. Petey7
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    I would quarantine it then.
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  13. Chiefs420
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    Now I get these errors while trying to play a video out of VLC:

    Unable to open 'C:\Users\Preferred'
    Unable to open 'User\Desktop\RR.wmv'
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