Why does Vista mean incompatibility when watching movies in the storm?

The compatibility between Windows Vista operating system and some common software has always been a top concern of netizens. As a matter of fact, since the release of Windows Vista, the system and software compatibility have been well solved, basically there is no problem. However, in some specific situations, the "compatibility" issue still occurs. This article is a very strange "compatibility problem" that I want to share with you today ".

Last night, I opened an AVI-format movie using storm audio and video as usual, but inProgramDual blocks appear on the main interface and are reflected (1). When I use Windows Media Player 11 in Windows Vista, the video interface is completely normal (2 ).

Figure 1 file screen in AVI format for storm video playback

Figure 2 wmp11 play the AVI format file Screen

The video can be played using wmp11, which indicates that the video file itself is okay, but why is there a problem during the use of storm videos? I tried some conventional methods to solve this problem. Some methods can (solve the problem), but some methods cannot solve the problem.

I have found that there are two ways to solve this problem. The first is to re-download movie subtitles, and the other is to re-install the storm audio and video program. However, when you reinstall storm audio and video, you do not need to uninstall the original installation file, but you must clear the key values related to storm audio and video in the registry.

From the second solution, I really suspect that Windows Vista is intentionally incompatible with storm videos. I don't know how the Internet users think about it? Do you know the problem of storm or Windows Vista?

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