Another strange thing is that even though mpeg file doesn't have icon picture, but when I click on it, Window Media Player will automatically play it, without asking for what program I want to use to play it. I also associate mpeg file with Window Media Player only and not other players.
Is there other way to change the icon pictures? Thanks again. Noyb Jay. Trusted Advisor. Spam Fighter. Joined May 25, Messages 21, This is probably not the answer you're looking for But have you looked here If you right click one of the files, properties, do you have a change icon option?
If you do browse to WMP's folder and select it. If not go back to the registered file types in any explorer window click tools, options, file types , select the file extension, click advanced, change icon, and browse to the same icon. If that doesn't work, on the advanced tab still, try clicking the 'set default' box. If they don't work, try deleting the mpeg or mpg file extension entry, whichever one won't change. Then recreate it by clicking new, type in the correct file extension, click advanced and pick the description you want movie clip is the norm , click ok.
See if that works. Noyb is quicker than me on the keyboard. Joined Jun 17, Messages 5. Open media player.. This trick have worked for me once.. Hi everybody, I tried everything that was suggested, but it didn't work. Another weird thing is that when I delete the mpeg and mpg file extensions at the registered file types, instead of the blank icon picture, now the mpeg file's icon picture becomes Window Media Player's icon.
When I click on it, a window pop up and say it can't open this kind of file, and ask me to find a program to run it. So, I set it to run with WMP, and the icon picture change back to the blank icon picture!! Also when adding file extension mpeg as a new file type, I hit OK after I change the icon picture, then on the registered file type's window, the OK button the three buttons OK, Cancel and Apply at the bottom becomes Close, so I can't never hit the Apply button.
What is wrong? Thanks again for all the help. Joined Jan 20, Messages For my two penny wotrth of info I can't solve your problem but I have noticed that if you have a video file such as mpeg, wmv etc, then it will usually have another file next to it in the same folder called Thumbs.
This is the file for the icon or icons if you have more than one video file. Before this happened, the mpeg files have the same icon as the avi files.
Both are set up to run by Window Media Player. The avi files still have the Window Media Player's icon. If I set up other program to. Step 2: Switch to the View tab and ensure the Always show icons, never thumbnails option is unchecked. The latest version is Movie Maker which is part of Windows Essentials. Alternatively, if you still want to run a classic version of Movie Maker, you might want to use Windows Movie Maker 6.
WMM 2. WMM 6. Incidentally, WMM 6. And you can have both WMM 6. I mean, I still use my camcorder purchased a few years back and I would like to be sure I won't lose any of these precious videos or any other I will be downloading in the future as I still use my camcorder. Choose where you want to search below Search Search the Community. Hello, I have downloaded a number of mpeg files and I want to create a movie.
Unfortunately, I can only hear the sound and I see no pictures. I run Windows 8. However, I can see and hear the video when I play one by one these files on Windows media player.
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