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WMP 8 sets the new standard

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Calum:
Ravuya, this is the fix. Delete Windows XP, then install an older version of Windows. If you are intent on running Winamp, this is the best way to do so that i know of. There's nothing wrong with winamp, it's yr OS that has the problem. That is my humble opinion...

Zombie9920:
For some reason I don't think that Ravuya knows what he is doing. Winamp 2.78 doesn't cause memory leaks in XP(I know this because I use the damn thing to listen to MP3's and CD Audio). You probably have a virus or you don't know how to check your memory in XP so you come to a forum and claim it leaks.

I mean come'on, you are the same guy who said that you need to read a manual to install hardware in another post.  :rolleyes:

billy_gates:

quote:Originally posted by Zombie9920:
Windows Media Player 8 is great for watching DVD's, MPegs, etc. in full screen especially on a TV because all of the player controls scroll off of the screen where you can't see them until you move your mouse..then the controls pop back up for a few seconds then disappear again after you are done moving your mouse around. I like this because it provides easy navigation without having to see the clutter of the controls throughout the whole movie/video.

[ January 29, 2002: Message edited by: Zombie9920 ]
--- End quote ---


What DVD Decoder cards have you gotten to work on WMP8? My Creative one doesn't

FuckMSTillTheyDie:
excuse the cross post answer but fuck was i right on the fucking money or not?
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/nf/20020222/tc_nf/16455

Nerull:
Indeed but why does no1 take care of this problem ?
I did installed Linux 2 days after installing XPee my. (In the hope my PC would survive.)
Greets Nerull

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