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No idea. I'd been using Win 7 before that where Media Player mostly managed fine (probably with codec packs). VLC had audio glitching issues on that box but doe
by mrec 6y ago
No idea. I'd been using Win 7 before that where Media Player mostly managed fine (probably with codec packs). VLC had audio glitching issues on that box but doesn't on the new one, so I quickly lost patience with trying to debug MP. Diagostics and codec help links are utterly useless.
- vitorgrs 6y agoAre you sure you didn't tried Windows 10 N? It's a specific version for Europe, it comes without codecs.
- mrec 6y agoGood question, but pretty sure. Settings > System > About > Windows Specifications just shows generic "Windows 10 Pro" as the edition. Also, AFAICT the N edition doesn't have Media Player at all, it doesn't just gut the codecs.
- vitorgrs 6y agoYeah, just found it weird because Windows does have x264 codec, and obviously mp3 since ages.