by MMFrLife » Thu Jan 22, 2015 8:28 am
What operating system are you using.
I'm not exactly sure, as I have never needed to purchase the MM codec pack.
Seems like in an earlier 4 version of MM I had trouble with it and either did K-Lite and/or quicktime. I don't remember
exactly. In 3 I used quicktime. Currently I did a recent reinstall of my system and I haven't put anything extra
relating to AAC on it (quicktime, MM pack, third-party pack) and I can play AAC fine,
currently listening to an .mp4 track.
Now I am using MM 4 with windows 7 though. It might just be using the AAC decoder native to Win7 as article mentions.
Did you click on the .mmip file and it said it installed? You might have to look for it in options menu to see if you have to set
something or enable. Someone will come along that is more familiar with download process for it.
On Apple, I understand. I'm no fan of Apple myself (too possessive, and a bit overly simplistic)
What operating system are you using.
I'm not exactly sure, as I have never needed to purchase the MM codec pack.
Seems like in an earlier 4 version of MM I had trouble with it and either did K-Lite and/or quicktime. I don't remember
exactly. In 3 I used quicktime. Currently I did a recent reinstall of my system and I haven't put anything extra
relating to AAC on it (quicktime, MM pack, third-party pack) and I can play AAC fine,
currently listening to an .mp4 track.
Now I am using MM 4 with windows 7 though. It might just be using the AAC decoder native to Win7 as article mentions.
Did you click on the .mmip file and it said it installed? You might have to look for it in options menu to see if you have to set
something or enable. Someone will come along that is more familiar with download process for it.
On Apple, I understand. I'm no fan of Apple myself (too possessive, and a bit overly simplistic)