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Watch our Welcome Guide to learn how to use this site. Galleherjazz Stephen. Thread Starter. Joined Sep 23, Messages Suddenly my Windows Media Player version 10 won't go entirely to full screen. Is there a fix for this? Has anyone else experienced this? You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread.

I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. Abdul Raqeeb Kola. Hi, Thank you for posting in Microsoft community! Method 1: a. Un-maximise WMP window. Position un-maximised window on monitor of you choice second. Close WMP window. Reopen WMP window which should automatically open in the Second monitor. Maximise WMP window.

And up to what point the internal subtitle can replace VSFilter? I don't see some options in internel subtitle: - Only show forced subtitle - All the timing options from VSFilter - Ability to select the paths to search subtitle files from sometimes I forgot to extract subtitles from a movie I own, and burn the movie without them Originally posted by RedDwarf69 If you put the ini file in the CD, MPC will detect it and use or it will ignore it since you have not selected to read preferences from ini file in options yet :?

EDIT: Now i found that ini file option First of all I must say that MPC is one of the best players out there. Put your movie, autorun. When AIW Player is launched it looks for autorun. Originally posted by pixolex what ini file you are talking?

No, unfortunatly not. You need those directshow filters installed in order to use those features. Originally posted by stargate No, unfortunatly not. It have every thing i need, and don't need instalation like your player Maybe if some one whant to put this in a future FAQ This is the default setting, so normally you don't need to change anything.

Even then, there is no guarantee that it will work for all streams. Also, it only works in the bit version of MPC, because the RealMedia framework is bit software.

This may happen if you have are using madVR or Haali video renderer. Solution is to change the video renderer in MPC options. Perform this command to fix it:.

A Pixel Shader is a graphics function that calculates effects on a per-pixel basis. A shader is basically a tiny program that is executed on your graphics card to process some graphic data. In the case of MPC, every frame of the video you play gets processed. This can happen if you selected the wrong video renderer in MPC options. Aero is not compatible with the Overlay Mixer.

Perhaps you have accidentally enabled that. Updating your graphics driver may solve the problem. Otherwise, you should disable DXVA hardware acceleration in the video decoder settings. If MPC loads slowly, even when not playing a file, then it might be because of your anti-virus software. Solution is to put mpc-hc. Another known cause for slow loading of MPC is related to certain old versions of the Realtek sound driver.

If your computer has a Realtek sound chip, then you should update your driver to the latest version. If MPC loads slowly only when playing a file, then the problem might be related to your graphics driver or your sound driver. First thing to try is to update those drivers. Also test with hardware acceleration disabled in the video decoder.

Also restart the computer. Most people don't even use that functionality. Somehow the "EVR Sync" video renderer does not work properly on your system. We are not sure what exactly causes this problem. You can solve the problem by changing the video renderer.

Otherwise select "EVR". First check if you did not accidentally enabled the audio mute button or have set the volume to 0. This option is disabled by default. A workaround is to temporarily disable VSync.

Since Windows Vista there are two types of file associations. Global associations and user-specific file associations. A global file association applies to all user accounts. However, each user account can override global associations with its own preferred choices.