Unfortunately there is no way for you to fix this''. The only thing that have changed is vlc says: ''No suitable decoder module: VLC does not support the audio or video format 'undf'. Vlc said: ''file could not be detected'' or somethingĪfter that I've tried allot of different things like downloading acm codecs install and un-install back and forth, running fl diagnostics, un-install vlc and cleaning registry then re-install it, re-install primary audio driver from the cd that came with the motherboard, chech registry again. Wmp said: ''it occurred a problem in wmp during playback of the file'' something like that, translated. Open up a project file in fl studio, it said: ''some data files required by this project could not be loaded'' Défini par le 3GPP qui est une coopération entre organismes de standardisation en télécommunications. i've tried to open them in vlc and windows media player and didn't work there either. Voici une liste des formats de fichiers vidéos les plus répandus. it happened at tuesday, they suddenly won't work anymore. If it still won't play, chances are it's a corrupt file.The wav files that's comes with fl studio 9 can't play use them anymore. Install that, using default selections, and try again. Download the 'full' version only developers need the MEGA one. If the file is so esoteric that the basic VLC media player won't play it, you can add additional codecs (decoders) with the free K-Lite Codec pack. Just decline, or skip, or de-select those annoying add-ons. It is free, but be careful during the install, since there are some 'extras' it tries to sneak in that you don't need. If you want a player that can play almost anything, Google VLC media player. Even there, some media players fall far short of the mark in what they can accomplish. You are better off with trying to play it on a regular PC. The few that do play video from remote sources usually only accept one or two specific types.

If you are plugging a flash stick into a smart TV and expecting to play the video, you are more likely than not going to be disappointed. What matters most is what application and device you are using to play the video. That said, files are often mislabeled as to their correct extension That is necessary to even venture a guess at the type of file it is.

First off, you haven't given us the name of the file and its extension.

Undf video codec