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Software & Hardware Mix: => Windows / PC => Topic started by: basant.ece on 19. March 2011., 10:03:37

Title: KMPlayer Compatibility Issue
Post by: basant.ece on 19. March 2011., 10:03:37

I am using Windows 7 basic on my pc......
when i play any media file using kmplayer 3.0.0.1439 the system colour scheme swtches to basic scheme everytime....
i have tried the compatibility mode & administrative mode but it doesnt work..

Please give solution..

Thanks & regards

Title: Re: KMPlayer Compatibility Issue
Post by: Samker on 19. March 2011., 19:32:08

Quote from: basant.ece on 19. March 2011., 10:03:37

I am using Windows 7 basic on my pc......
when i play any media file using kmplayer 3.0.0.1439 the system colour scheme swtches to basic scheme everytime....
i have tried the compatibility mode & administrative mode but it doesnt work..

Please give solution..

Thanks & regards

Very strange problem...

IMO, reason for this is some bug in that version.

Please, first try with some "older" version, you have them here at FileHippo (right side): http://www.filehippo.com/download_kmplayer/ (http://www.filehippo.com/download_kmplayer/)

Don't forget to provide us results?

Title: Re: KMPlayer Compatibility Issue
Post by: Fintech on 19. March 2011., 20:54:09

Hi @basant.ece, ... :D
I wonder why you do not use  VLC-mediaplyer..  ;D you get  immediately out from your problem  :D and it is in any case yet free and it's so Good and even popular player! My recommendation it absolutely this for Your daily use! Download it FileHippo or authors site :bih:
D/L it here:http://www.filehippo.com/download_vlc/ (http://www.filehippo.com/download_vlc/)

Title: Re: KMPlayer Compatibility Issue
Post by: watsonr93 on 22. March 2011., 10:58:49

I thing km player is good but the vlc  player is the best because every file is open or every high definition film  is work in vlc but not a km player .so you have the windows 7 and the vlc then all the file is open .   

Title: Re: KMPlayer Compatibility Issue
Post by: Fintech on 28. March 2011., 08:48:52

Mr@watsonr93... :D

You are perfectly right in this case! Vlc is the simply best :thumbsup: :up: