Select the uploaded video and then click Place in storyboard.You can also drag and drop the video into the Project library box. Locate the folder containing the video and click Open. If you want to upload a file from your local drive, choose From this PC. Click on the + Add button under Project library to open a drop-down menu.A small pop-up window will open asking you to name the video. You can also use the Search Function to access Video Editor. Select Video Editor from the drop-down menu. Click on the small downward arrow next to the More tab.Now, scroll down and click on the Photos app.Open the Start menu by clicking on the small Windows icon in the bottom-left corner of the screen.If you continue to experience issues, you may want to consider reinstalling or updating the Windows Media Player on your computer. Update or reinstall the Windows Media Player Once the Graphic Equalizer is displayed, make sure all settings are at least halfway up.
To check this setting, click View, Enhancements, Graphic Equalizer. If the equalizer is all turned down, you may experience sound related issues. If the location you downloaded the file did not contain a link to download the codec as well, see our codec definition for additional options. Essentially, they both need to speak the same "language" so they may communicate. However, the proper codec needs to be installed for the Media Player to read the movie. If only some movies you play do not get sound, it's likely you have a codec issue.
Check your Windows volume and sound settingsĮnsure that the volume icon in the notification area is not turned down or muted, as it causes you not to hear any sound. Make sure the Windows Media Player sound icon is not pressed in, as this button is used to mute the sound. If the slider is to the left, the volume is zero. Moving the slider from the left to the right turns up the volume. Often, no sound in the Microsoft Windows Media Player may be corrected by adjusting the volume controls at the bottom of the program window. If you are not getting sound with any program, see: How to fix missing or lost sound in Windows. This page is for users experiencing issues with sound in Windows Media Player only.
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