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Vcdeasy and media player?

cooljoe666 posted 2005 Jun 30 20:32
Has anyone ever found out why Vcdeasy starts with an error saying Windows Media player not installed? I have installed several different versions with no luck. I am using Windows xp sp2.

Thanks.



cooljoe666 posted 2005 Jun 30 20:50
Nevermind....figured it out.

msdxm.ocx.

It wasnt present so i downloaded it and registered it with regsvc32 and now vcdeasy opens.



wmpdxm posted 2005 Sep 18 23:45
Speaking of msdxm.ocx, I've come to the conclusion that this file gets registered (as in regsvr32) every single time VCDEasy starts up. This is not a good thing! :o A few days ago, after installing and running the VCDEasy 3.0.2 trial version, I found that my Windows Media Player browser plug-in was screwed up -- all embedded media was being played by the outdated WMP 6.4 instead of the current WMP 10!

After some hours of head-scratching and searching, I learned that msdxm.ocx was likely the cause of this problem, and the solution was to re-register wmpdxm.dll. Although that solution works great and gets rid of WMP 6.4, starting VCDEasy again makes the problem come right back. :(

As it would be quite a hassle to re-register wmpdxm.dll every time I use VCDEasy, I really hope the developer can fix this bug. :)

References

MCSE.MS - IE6 uses wrong (old) version of WMP
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Presumably you installed an old software package over the top that misregistered v6 player components. I've got some code around that tries to avoid that/fix that up where possible, but presumably you found an old install package that bypassed that prevention code.

Microsoft Knowledge Base: Windows Media Player 6.4 is embedded in Web pages even when Windows Media Player 9 or 10 is installed
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This behavior occurs because the Windows Media Player 6.4 ActiveX control, Msdxm.ocx, was reregistered.
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To resolve this behavior, reregister the Wmpdxm.dll file.




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