Mplayer has built in support for just about every codec, so if you can play the file under Linux but not under Windows that might be the explanation.
Justin Wetherell wrote:
I have encoded a bunch of TV programs that I burnt onto some cd's. I was wondering if there is something special I have to do with Windows Media Player to get them to play correctly. I hear the sound just don't see the picture. Or maybe there is a better app I could use to view them. MPLAYER available for windows?
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