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Old 02-07-09   #1 (permalink)
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Question Dual Display monitor

i have dual display running 2 monitors.
you can see some of the specs in the attached image.


now the problem that i am having is that a movie could be playing on the ViewSonic but when i drag it over to the 1500 i get blank black screen in windows media player.

YouTube videos work fine. VLC player works fine on both monitors.

any idea on why Windows Media player would cause this issue?
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My guess would be codecs. Try the Klite codecs or just keep using VLC. I use VLC for all my Vids
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