Hello everybody,
So, I'm trying to watch my .mpg files on my Windows Media Player 9; and for
some reason, every video I watch comes up sorta polarized; like the colouring
goes all funny (BROWNS to blues, others to pinks) - and I can't work out
whether it is an issue or a setting.

All of my codecs are up to date; and I havent got any filters applied (I
think).

Could someone help?

-Mulyana

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I''m so very confused right now.
Hi, I had a friend who had the same problem, and I suggested this to him. RATHER than using Microsoft software, which is quite buggy and not always free, I prefer the free, higher quality alternatives, which aren't buggy. ONE such of these is VLC Media player, which is free and open SOURCE. Assuming you are a windows user (having Media Player installed) you can download it from the FOLLOWING page:


http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-windows.html


It's quite easy to work and, and works every time, playing some videos that Media Player can't. If this doesn't work, it could possibly be a problem with either your actual computer or the video file itself. Hope this helps.