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Problems with Media Player Classic

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With Windows Media Player 6.0. I got some weird image with Japanese signs on it, and then got directed to the WMP download page.

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With Windows Media Player 6.0. I got some weird image with Japanese signs on it, and then got directed to the WMP download page.
that's odd. maybe it's too new of a format of wmv for wmp6?
With Windows Media Player 6.0. I got some weird image with Japanese signs on it, and then got directed to the WMP download page.

I've checked for curiosity both clips - no problem for VLC Player 0.8.6f and MPC 6.4.9.1.

The reason for which you can't playing them is simple: WMP v9 (VC-1 Simple/Main) codec is required - info from GSpot.

I use ffdshow, so WMP version shouldn't matter. I didn't have WVC-1 enabled, so I enabled it temporarily. But it didn't make a difference.

With Windows Media Player 6.0. I got some weird image with Japanese signs on it, and then got directed to the WMP download page.

I've checked for curiosity both clips - no problem for VLC Player 0.8.6f and MPC 6.4.9.1.

The reason for which you can't playing them is simple: WMP v9 (VC-1 Simple/Main) codec is required - info from GSpot.

You need the Windows Media Format v9 runtime installed to play those.

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