View Full Version : Playback of "wmv/wma" in tcpmp on wm6 solved....
python1983
10th August 2007, 04:24 PM
TCPMP playback issues on WM6 using WMA/WMV format files can be solved as follow:
After I installed WM6 on my universal, I noticed that when you try and play a wma/wmv file with tcpmp it gives you an error that some codec's missing..
Because it worked flawlessly on WM5, I started digging a bit and found that WM5's codec files "names" has changed in WM6, thus making it unable for tcpmp to find the wm* codec files.
All you need to do is: (DO NOT OVERWRITE ANY FILES ON YOUR WM6 DEVICE)
Step1: Find the following 2 files in your "\windows\" (WM6 devices) directory: "wma9prodecoder.dll" & "wmv9decoder.dll" and copy them onto your local pc.
Step2: Rename the copied files as follows: From "wmv9decoder.dll" to "wmvdecoder.dll" & From "wma9prodecoder.dll" to "wmadecoder.dll" .
Step3: Copy the renamed files onto your device in the "\windows\" folder.
Enjoy.....
xdiguo
11th August 2007, 03:10 AM
Could you upload that two files?
I found that it dose not allowed me to copy that to any other folder.
THX
galt
12th August 2007, 08:59 PM
Could you upload that two files?
I found that it dose not allowed me to copy that to any other folder.
THX
here they are:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=290176
Matt019
31st October 2007, 03:00 PM
Thanks for the info & Links. Was racking my brain trying to find a way round this.
Matt
Johnan
31st October 2007, 05:03 PM
Thanks alot for the fix!
Worked great!
cushcalc
5th April 2008, 04:31 PM
TCPMP playback issues on WM6 using WMA/WMV format files can be solved as follow:
After I installed WM6 on my universal, I noticed that when you try and play a wma/wmv file with tcpmp it gives you an error that some codec's missing..
Because it worked flawlessly on WM5, I started digging a bit and found that WM5's codec files "names" has changed in WM6, thus making it unable for tcpmp to find the wm* codec files.
All you need to do is: (DO NOT OVERWRITE ANY FILES ON YOUR WM6 DEVICE)
Step1: Find the following 2 files in your "\windows\" (WM6 devices) directory: "wma9prodecoder.dll" & "wmv9decoder.dll" and copy them onto your local pc.
Step2: Rename the copied files as follows: From "wmv9decoder.dll" to "wmvdecoder.dll" & From "wma9prodecoder.dll" to "wmadecoder.dll" .
Step3: Copy the renamed files onto your device in the "\windows\" folder.
Enjoy.....
here they are:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=290176
Just had this same issue with my Tilt, and this fixed it - thanks! (good old search on XDA-developers!)
Found that trying to rename or copy the files wasn't allowed, using Resco Explorer, so I got the 2 files above that galt points to, and copied them into Windows.
Now I can stream www.thestreamcenter.com/pda (http://www.thestreamcenter.com/pda) again! (It used to work using WMP before I installed TCPMP, but once TCPMP was installed, it became the default and always starts up when I click on a site in IE. I don't know how, or if, you can stop TCPMP from jumping in - if I could just let WMP handle these particular streams that would have been fine, but I don't see an option in TCPMP to give up trying to handle them.)
Az4aFriend
6th February 2009, 12:45 PM
i am currently using these codecs, and the WMA works flawlessley, however, the WMV has rather choppy playback, is there a way around this?
thanks in advance
blingin
6th February 2009, 04:05 PM
Thank you for this!
bjmjpl
8th February 2010, 06:16 AM
these worked great thx!!!
and to get them to play less choppy choose video quality and use low or lowest - low usually works better - it aint great quality but its smooth at least!!
thx for the help!!!!
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