Are WTV and DVR-MS the only containers for native FF/RW?
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Are WTV and DVR-MS the only containers for native FF/RW?
I believe so, but just figured I'd ask.
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This is only a limitation of using the native Windows Library.
If you innitiate playback from Windows Explorer, most filetypes such as mkv will playback properly in the Windows players.
If you innitiate playback from Windows Explorer, most filetypes such as mkv will playback properly in the Windows players.
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WMV also, but I prefer WTV.
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Unfortunately, I only use a remote at the HTPC; not a m&kb. So this isn't a viable option in my case.Shark007 wrote:This is only a limitation of using the native Windows Library.
If you innitiate playback from Windows Explorer, most filetypes such as mkv will playback properly in the Windows players.
Cool, I'll look into WMV some more. Thanks.lithium630 wrote:WMV also, but I prefer WTV.
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Yup, I recently asked in a thread about digital copies.
Downloaded a bunch of movies and shows from Amazon and everything has FF/RW and works perfect in WMC.
Downloaded a bunch of movies and shows from Amazon and everything has FF/RW and works perfect in WMC.