It should be a WMV file, if it's a WMA file it's audio only.
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"hycinth" <kuisse0002@aol.com> wrote in message
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>I sucessfully created a video using the windows movie maker project and
> towards the end it says create a movie and i click ok so after 7-8
> minutes, i get a movie and it is a .wma file. Now, I am using XP Pro
> and it plays very well. A friends computer also plays it well and he is
> using Win98. Howver, on my husband's laptop, XP Pro also, and WMPlayer
> 9, he can't play my video that I saved onto a CD rom (as a .wma file).
> How is this not possible? Does anyone know why I can't play this CD rom
> on the laptop.
>