Re: media player classic 6.4

de Dave Boland 06/22/2006 03:30

John,

Thanks for the info on the privacy option. I totally agree
with you on Linux and I do use it, but a few programs that I
have to use (a lot!) run under only Windows. I expect that
situation to change by year end.

Dave,

John Jay Smith wrote:
>>I forget exactly what the issue is, but I recall there is a license issue.
>>As I recall, they want the right to monitor what I listen to, or some
>>strange thing. So no more M$.
>>
>>Oh, my Windows computer is ME.
>>
>>Dave
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> No that is incorrect. You can turn off all features that communicate with
> servers for information.
> its in the options.
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> Me can upgrade to windows media player 9.
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> If "no more MS" then you should be using linux not windowsME
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> "Dave Boland" <NODARNSPAMdboland9@stny.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:Nbumg.24278$W97.22753@twister.nyroc.rr.com...
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>>John Jay Smith wrote:
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>>>if you have win98se or windows2000 install windows media player 9
>>>if you have windows xp install windows media player 10
>>>
>>>these provide the best technology for streaming content...
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>>>"Dave Boland" <NODARNSPAMdboland9@stny.rr.com> wrote in message
>>>news:AMlmg.2442$O35.1962@twister.nyroc.rr.com...
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>>>>This is a great program! The only problem I'm having with it is that it
>>>>has a lot of pops and clicks when playing a stream - more than
>>>>WindowsMediaPlayer 6.4 had. I'm sure this is a setting issue, so I would
>>>>appreciate any insight to correct the problem.
>>>>
>>>>Thanks,
>>>>Dave
>>>>
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>>I forget exactly what the issue is, but I recall there is a license issue.
>>As I recall, they want the right to monitor what I listen to, or some
>>strange thing. So no more M$.
>>
>>Oh, my Windows computer is ME.
>>
>>Dave
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