Media player current time after seeking seems to be incorrect

When I am doing seeking my current time is not updating properly. After seeking media player current time and seeking time differs.

If you have files changing on a disc image, then each change will result in having the entire disc image backed up - again and again. Each backup will take much longer and eat up additional space on the backup drive. Each incremental backup of the disc image will require space for another copy of the disc image. This may well be the cause of the problem.

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Windows media player stop working after upgraded from firefox 6.02 to Firefox 7.01 yesterday.

windows media player stop working after upgraded from Firefox 6.02 to Firefox 7.01 yesterday.
the plugin for win media player is already installed and working fine in FF 6.02 before upgrade. i have Google this issue without any result so far. so i reinstalled the old version 6.02, until fix is found.
anyone has the similar issue with Firefox 7.01 in Win 7 32 bit ?

The issue was not with FF 7.01. VLC player version 1.11.1 is conflicting with windows media player when FF 7.01 tries to play media files! Which was not happening before in FF 6.02.
VLC and plugin media player need to be uninstalled first, then uninstalled FF 6.02. Install FF 7.01 and then win plugin media player again.
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Hello again @J-Singh,
I have a couple other suggestions for you to try to fix your Windows Media Player. First to lets try removing Windows Media Player and putting it back to see if it helps. As Windows Media Player is part of your Windows operating system it is not removed and added in the traditional sense, but a feature of the operating system you can remove and put back. Please follow the steps I have set out below to remove and put Windows Media Player back:
Step 1. At your Tiles Menu type "control panel"
Step 2. Click on Control Panel
Step 3. Click on Programs and Features
Step 4. Click on Turn Windows features on or off
Step 5. Click on the + beside Media Features
Step 6. Uncheck the check mark in the check box beside Windows Media Player
Step 7. You will receive a warning message simply click 'Yes'
***It will take a bit of time, but once it is finished removing Windows Media Player restart your computer.
To turn the Windows Media Player feature back on simply follow the steps above only put the check mark back in the check box.
Now if the above steps do not work we are going to try to fix any corrupted files on your computer. To do this follow the steps I have set out below:
Step 1. At your Tiles Menu type "command prompt"
Step 2. Right-click on Command Prompt
Step 3. Click on Run as administrator
Step 4. Type "sfc /scannow" and hit Enter
***This will take a bit let it run it's course
Now the above steps will look for any corrupt files in your operating system and fix them. If they do not resolve your issue it could be with a file that is not part of the operating system in which case I would like you to follow the next set of steps below:
Step 1. Open My Computer
Step 2. Right-click on C: and choose Properties
Step 3. Click on the Tools Tab
***Windows may tell you that you don’t need to scan the drive, as Windows hasn’t found any errors on the drive. Ignore it and continue
Step 4. Click Scan Drive
***Windows may tell you about any problems it encounters and asks for your permission to fix them. Go right ahead and have it fix them.
After you have checked your disc for errors ensure that you restart your computer.
Now it none of the above work the only thing left it to backup and recover your operating system back to factory settings. To backup your personal information and ensure that it is not lost I would like you to review and follow the steps set out in the HP Support document: Backing Up Your Files (Windows 8), which will ensure your personal files are up to date.
***WARNING!! If you want to keep any emails or bookmarks/favorites you will want to back those up as well as I do not believe they are backed up in the HP Backup process.
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Why does windows media player cut off after 4 minutes?

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kt

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¿What I have to do to avoid or prevent iTunes to auto configurate or autoselect as default media player each time I open it or connect my iPod?.

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I would go through ALL the steps here:
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Yesterday I was very pleased to find that my Creative Zen Xtra (model DAP-HD00) portable media player is a PlaysForSure capable device. Creative Labs, on November 9, 2005, released the Creative Zen Xtra PlaysForSure Firmware v2.0.03. I installed this firmware (I had to install the Creative ZenJukebox Driver v.30.03 first to get Windows to recognize the device). Once the firmware was upgraded, Windows began recognizing the Zen Xtra as a MTP device and life was good. I was able to synchronize it with both Napster To Go and Windows Media Player 0.
After this, I went ahead and installed Windows Media Player Beta, which I just downloaded yesterday as well.
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Windows Media Player changed this to the following (the device now shows up under "Portable Devices"):
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The file wudfrd.sys is NOT digitally signed in this case.
As of now, my Zen Xtra is completely unusable on this system, and I need to sync it with my laptop for the time being, which still has WMP 0 installed on it.
Is this a bug with WMP beta? Is it a problem with my firmware? Since this is PlaysForSure compliant firmware, and it worked flawlessly with Napster and WMP 0 (before the MTP driver was updated), it would seem to be a WMP beta issue. I'd like to hear more official confirmation on the subject, however.
Some general details about my system are:
Microsoft Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 2Verified GENUINE Microsoft operating system using Genuine Advantage ValidationIntel Pentium 4 CPU 3.2 GHz, Hyper-Threaded processor2.00 GB RAM
Windows Media Player Version: .0.5358.4827Napster Version: 3.6.0.7 (US)
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Best regards,Matt

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Thanks.

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Check your OSX and download the one you need.
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I'm experiencing a strange problem in my Toshiba M115-S3094, which was pre-installed with Windows XP Media Center edition and which also had the Toshiba Express Media Player.
I had previously done a clean Vista installation on it, and then I decided to revert back to XP with my recovery DVD. I did the same procedures of first installing Express Media Player from Backup (which I made when i purchased the laptop) and then installing XP from Windows XP recovery DVD from Toshiba.
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Hi Jaba
Thnx for reply.
Now i would answer the questions asked by you and try to clear you confusion,
Yes, Express Media Player was previously installed on my machine, and I have used it, it was perfectly working.
About installation of Media Player, The whole story is that, firstly i wasnt known about how to make a Toshiba express media player recovery cd through windows, so downloaded an ISO of the media player from a forum and install media player by first deleting partitions.
After that I can again installed xp through recovery dvd and choose the option "out of box" state and then selected "install without changing partitions"
After a successfull recovery, I shutdown my pc and pressed the media player button, the media player logo appeared for 5 seconds and then my laptop shutsdown, this is happening all the time when i start my laptop by the Express media player button.
After this I read somewhere how to create a backup recovery cd for Express media player, So i run the recovery disk creater and made a backup of Toshiba Express media player.
After doing the above procedure I again formated my hard drive through recovery dvd and selecting the option "Delete partitions and overwrite sectors". When this was finished, i booted my laptop with the newly made recovery cd for express player, after selecting English as my language, This it what said:
"Installation Error" An error occured due to wrong system ID or unsufficient space on hard drive, press escape to quit.
THE ABOVE IS THE WHOLE PROCESS IN COMPLETE DETAIL.
AND JAMA,
About the link you provided, it says that on the Recovery dvd select the option for "Expert Mode", but in my recovery dvd (for Toshiba M115- S3094) there is no such option as expert mode, there are only two options
1- Restore laptop to "out of box" state
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