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[QUOTE="kx100, post: 159537, member: 23097"]
Lou,

here's what could be wrong:

the media file you are attempting to play is not a supported file format for windows media player (duh..), or the media file uses a 'Codec' that is not supported by windows media player. 
- some of the windows media player files are missing or damaged. 
- the media file is damaged. 
- the media file uses a Codec that is not installed. 
- the operating system does not have audio capabilities.

for example:
- no audio device is in the computer 
- the correct audio device driver is not installed or is disabled 
- WindowsNT and Windows2000 Terminal is used (which has no audio capabilites) 
- Windows XP Terminal is configured to not play audio

also, when you encoded the video at home and brought it to work, it's looking for Codec that the gfx card @ home has but the computer @ work doesn't. I bet 100 bucks if you took the gfx card from home and installed it on the box at work with the drivers, you could play that clip fine.

Tony
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