I've recently downloaded some video files on a new laptop running Vista. Some of the downloads didn't work, so I installed some codecs. Now, many of the video files always have this message displayed on the screen:
Audio Track:
Input description: 48000 Hz, stereo 128 kbps mp3 (Ibmad)
Output description: 48000 Hz, stereo 16-bit integer
Number of channels: 2
Current input bitrate: 128 kbps

I transferred one of the video files to another machine and I don't have that message displayed. I downloaded VLC media player, and it plays the files without this text. Any idea how I can identify the culprit and get rid of it so I can use Windows Media Player and the HP QuickPlay application to view my vids? (It also has the same problem when I use Media Player Classic - so it's not just a Windows Media Player problem.