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The Paranoid Cook
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Nop vidoes playing within games...
For some reason I cannot SEE Movies in games I play,. no matter what game it is. I can play them manually in windows, is this a directshow issue>?
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HH Old Fuddy Duddy
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Did you recently install another video player that may have changed the default player for the type of files the game uses?
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The Paranoid Cook
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But how would you assign what video player to use when the game uses it? Doesn't the game have an internal player?
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Eventually, what worked for me was to totally uninstall the game after backing up my saved games. Run a Registry Cleaner (CCleaner is very good: CCleaner - Home ) and reboot and install the game fresh again. As for how this happens, if another program changes the priority of whatever the game uses, it can mess things up. |
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