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How do I play MP4 on Windows Media Player

Asked by Worldsplayground in Windows Media Player

Tags: mp4, play, windows, media, player

I have downloaded some video footage from my PDA onto my PC and tried to play it through Windows Media Player v10.  Each time I have tried it says, "Windows media cannot play this file, because a codec is missing or the file is corrupt".  I am able to view the file on my PDA without any problem though.  I also emailed the footage to my colleague and they can view the video clip as well.

According to my PDA phone manual it says that all video recordings are recorded as an MP4 file and can be viewed by Microsoft Windows Media Player.  My PDA is also a Windows Mobile phone so I believe there shouldn't be a problem.

Therefore my question is - what can I do to view the file on Windows Media on my PC.
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