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Video files inadvertantly splitting with Core Media Player
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Old Apr 7, 2006, 11:16 PM Local time: Apr 7, 2006, 09:16 PM #1 of 1
Video files inadvertantly splitting with Core Media Player

Problem: When I use the Core Media Player to play video files such as anime, some of the movies will show split up and upsidedown especially when its is a "MKV" file.

Here's a screencapture of what I mean:



Notice what's wrong? For some reason the image is upside down and split. I noticed that after installing some codecs, namely the CCCP - Combined Community Codec Pack to watch these MKV files, that's where the problems started. I never encountered this prior to installing this crazy codec pack.

What can I do to get my Core player back to normal?

I've tried using VLC Media Player and it seems to work, but I prefer the interface of CMP much better.

I've also tried to reinstall the Core player but it seems to retain these settings for some reason.

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