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1. #WINDOWS 10 MAKE 5KVIDEO MY DEFAULT MEDIA PLAYER WINDOWS 7#
2. #WINDOWS 10 MAKE 5KVIDEO MY DEFAULT MEDIA PLAYER WINDOWS#

Under the Content category, click Media Types. 71 may help reduce your stuttering (if youre on a 10xx or 20xx card).

#WINDOWS 10 MAKE 5KVIDEO MY DEFAULT MEDIA PLAYER WINDOWS#

Open the desktop player, then click the logo in the upper left and choose Preferences. Same result if I play the 4K video within VLC, 5K player, windows media player. Once you select an App from the pop-up menu (Say Windows Media Player), it will. To make RealPlayer your universal media player after installation: 1. In the pop-up menu, select iTunes, Windows Media Player or any other Music App that you want to use on your computer. Expand the Windows Accessories folder and you can find the shortcut named.

In order to change the default player to Windows Media Player, click on the Groove Music entry to see Choose an app, click on Windows Media Player entry to make it as the default music player on Windows 10. Next click on All apps to view all apps in alphabetical order. Step 4: As you can see, Groove Music is the default music or media player on Windows 10. Click the Windows icon from the bottom-left corner of the screen, this will open the Start Menu. In the right-pane, scroll down and click on Groove Music. Option 1: Open Windows Media Player from Start Menu. I've created the shortcut, edited the target path, trying out " /Task Library" and " /Task MediaLibrary" but always the same result. Go to Settings > Apps > select Default apps in the left-pane. I only have one Program Files directory (the above thread mentioned a x086 directory that I don't have). However, things may have different directions because you may have different requirements toward the media player based on the different types of your media files, or you simply like other media players’ interface or control panel. I tried the fix discussed in that thread and I'm getting the result that John originally had, where it stays open in Library view for half a second and then forces itself back into Now Playing view. Just as you know, Windows Media Player is the default media player in most cases in Windows. I wish I had their problem because, like the situation in the above thread, mine defaults to Now Playing view and I want it to open in Library view! The only difference between my problem and the one in the above thread is that I'm using Vista, they were using Windows 7.

#WINDOWS 10 MAKE 5KVIDEO MY DEFAULT MEDIA PLAYER WINDOWS 7#

I'm having a similar problem with Windows Media Player 11 in Windows Vista that was discussed with regards to Windows Media Player 12 in Windows 7 in the thread found at:Ī number of sites say that in Vista, Windows Media Player always opens in Library view and it's ticking them off because they want it to open in Now Playing view, the opposite problem as in the above thread.