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I'm using Windows 7 Ultimate x86. I Installed KMPlayer and ZoomPlayer, ffdshow + coreAVC + Haali media splitter.

Everything about KMPLayer and Zoom player is ok, but Windows Media Player doesn't playany thing.

I can't install Windows Media Format 11 because of the error below:

Not enough storage is available to process this command. Installation did not complete.

How can I fix that error?

I found a link on Videohelp forums that tells me I should change something after installing fddshow + CoreAVC + Haali media splitter codecs. Therefore I downloaded Win7 DSFilter Tweaker so I could play MKV files in Windows Media Player (although they should have worked with the software I installed above).

I think there is something wrong with this, in combination with Windows Media Player, because of my changes.

Pictures of my DSFilter Tweaker:

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As you can see, I disabled MP3 decoder DMO and by doing that Windows Media Player can play MP3 files again, but no MKV or AVI files.

Why is the MKV feature in picture 3 disabled?

What is the best configuration for Win7 DSFilter Tweaker?

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Not sure if this fits your scenario exactly, but you might want to check out this knowledge base article.

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  • hi, thanks for answer. but your link was about windows server 2008 and vista. i am using windows 7. – SilverLight Dec 18 '11 at 18:35
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    @SilverLight: All three (Vista, 2008, 7) use the same type of codec (DirectShow). All three also support the newer Media Foundation codecs. – surfasb Dec 18 '11 at 18:47

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