I clicked a link to a video file, and my browser tried to download something called application/x-mplayer2 or just gave me an error. When I search for "Application x-mplayer2 download windows 10," I only get old or sketchy sites. What program do I actually need?
TechHawk | Category: Windows 10 Help
You don't need to download anything called "x-mplayer2." That is not a program—it is a (a label) that old websites used to identify video files for Windows Media Player. Application x-mplayer2 download windows 10
The user is on Windows 10, sees a file or link labeled x-mplayer2 , and wants to play it or re-associate it with a program. (Note: x-mplayer2 is a legacy MIME type or protocol, not a standalone app you download). Post Title: Solved: How to handle "application/x-mplayer2" links on Windows 10 (No download required) I clicked a link to a video file,