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Ihatepigeons · 13-11-2005, 11:49

Well, I seem to have cracked the problem!

Here's what I did:
1) disabled Counterspy "Active Protection"
2) enabled scripts within Windows Media Player
3) deleted the MTV live skin, then re-downloaded it

The MTV live site now streams correctly. I still get the odd error message but on the whole I think my problem is more or less sorted for now

I think it MAY have been the Counterspy program that was creating the problem.

* An afterthought - if Windows Media player still plays up is there any way of checking whether the program has become corrupt? If so how would I go about correcting it? Oh, and do these so called "Registry Fixing" programs sort problems out or do they tend to make things worse? I had wondered whether to give one a try

I stay well away from the registry cos I don't know alot about it.

13-11-2005, 11:49	#7
Ihatepigeons Inactive Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Peterborough Posts: 20	Re: Windows Media Player Despair Well, I seem to have cracked the problem! Here's what I did: 1) disabled Counterspy "Active Protection" 2) enabled scripts within Windows Media Player 3) deleted the MTV live skin, then re-downloaded it The MTV live site now streams correctly. I still get the odd error message but on the whole I think my problem is more or less sorted for now I think it MAY have been the Counterspy program that was creating the problem. * An afterthought - if Windows Media player still plays up is there any way of checking whether the program has become corrupt? If so how would I go about correcting it? Oh, and do these so called "Registry Fixing" programs sort problems out or do they tend to make things worse? I had wondered whether to give one a try I stay well away from the registry cos I don't know alot about it.