It has something to do with unicode, ie those chinese words.

some programs like media player classic has no problem with unicode file names but programs like real player will not play them.
u can try this temporary solution, try to download this program called applocale which allow your real media player to play files with chinese names

http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/tools/apploc.mspx

use the applocale to open the real player and select chinese simplified as the language, then tried to open the file by dragging the file into the real player window.

if that also cannot, i suggest you goto Regional and Language in the control panel.
Select Advanced tab, select "Chinese" as the Language for non-Unicode Program. but beware this might cause other software to display the menu in chinese also.

i think the easy way out is just to simply rename the file and play. Remember to rename the directory to english name also if you dun want to change the language to chinese.

if all this above doesn't work , then it has got something to do with your codecs, either you dun have the codec or ur the codec on ur pc is corrupted.

This post has been edited by repusez: Sep 18 2006, 02:52 PM