The seek slider sticks at the beginning of the seek-bar on the Windows Media Player control panel when you play a media file that is encoded with GSM codec on a computer that is running Windows Media Player 11
On a computer that is running Microsoft Windows Media Player 11, consider the following scenario:
- You play a media file that is encoded with GSM codec in Windows Media Player 11.
- You click the Play button on the Windows Media Player control panel.
- The media file starts playing and the seek slider in the seek-bar starts moving.
In this scenario, after the seek slider starts moving, the seek slider jumps to the beginning of the seek-bar and sticks.
For example, a voice message is attached to an e-mail. You open the e-mail, and then click the Play button on the Windows Media Player control panel. The seek slider sticks at the beginning of the seek-bar on the Windows Media Player control panel.
For more information on this issue, including potential causes, workarounds, and resolutions, see: Microsoft KB Article KB970775.

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