- Media center Error message
- Posted by Brian on December 3rd, 2005
I have Windows XP pofesional edition. Media center is loaded and i can veiw
photos as such. but when i try to use it for video or music it tells me the
"media center cannot complete download because video card/drivers are not
compatible. can anyonehelp me get this installed completely? is there a
certain reuirement for video cards to run media center?
help!!!
thanks
- Posted by Richard Miller on December 3rd, 2005
DirectX9 video card with 64mb, but I would go with 128mb
"Brian" wrote:
> I have Windows XP pofesional edition. Media center is loaded and i can veiw
> photos as such. but when i try to use it for video or music it tells me the
> "media center cannot complete download because video card/drivers are not
> compatible. can anyonehelp me get this installed completely? is there a
> certain reuirement for video cards to run media center?
>
> help!!!
>
>
> thanks
- Posted by Brian on December 3rd, 2005
Thanks. is there any driver info i need? i want to be able to have media
player as my sole video/music platform so i can uninstall the other ones.
media player etc....
"Richard Miller" wrote:
> DirectX9 video card with 64mb, but I would go with 128mb
>
> "Brian" wrote:
>
> > I have Windows XP pofesional edition. Media center is loaded and i can veiw
> > photos as such. but when i try to use it for video or music it tells me the
> > "media center cannot complete download because video card/drivers are not
> > compatible. can anyonehelp me get this installed completely? is there a
> > certain reuirement for video cards to run media center?
> >
> > help!!!
> >
> >
> > thanks
- Posted by MyUK on December 3rd, 2005
>> > I have Windows XP pofesional edition.
Are you confusing Windows Media Player with Windows XP Media Center Edition?
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MyUK - The UK's MCE plugin portal
http://myuk.aceinternet.co.uk/mce
- Posted by Brian on December 3rd, 2005
i might be. but as i said what i ned to do is configure my pc to get media
center to work properly. then i can get rid of the other players i have.
"MyUK" wrote:
> >> > I have Windows XP pofesional edition.
>
> Are you confusing Windows Media Player with Windows XP Media Center Edition?
>
> =====================================
> MyUK - The UK's MCE plugin portal
> http://myuk.aceinternet.co.uk/mce
>
>
>
>
- Posted by Jaime on December 5th, 2005
What needs to be established before your question is answered is, do you
have Windows XP (pro or home) or Windows XP Media Center Edition? Those are
three different "flavors" of Windows, each with their own little quirks and
solutions to your problem.
If you are asking questions about Media Player, you might want to consider
checking with a Media Player forum, as this one is for Media Center Edition.
--
James
Orlando (Goofy says "Hey!"), Florida
"Brian" <Brian@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>i might be. but as i said what i ned to do is configure my pc to get media
> center to work properly. then i can get rid of the other players i have.
>
> "MyUK" wrote:
>
>> >> > I have Windows XP pofesional edition.
>>
>> Are you confusing Windows Media Player with Windows XP Media Center
>> Edition?
>>
>> =====================================
>> MyUK - The UK's MCE plugin portal
>> http://myuk.aceinternet.co.uk/mce
>>
>>
>>
>>
