Applies to these editions of Windows 7

Home Premium

Professional

Ultimate

Enterprise

File types supported by Windows Media Center

Windows Media Center in Windows 7 can play many different music, video, and picture file types. You can even make Media Center the default player for specific types of files so that they'll open in Media Center when you double-click them. For more information, see Change the default music or video player.

To open a file in Media Center, you might need to first tell Media Center where you store your files. To learn how to do this, see Add media files to Windows Media Center.

Additional file formats might be supported if you install new codecs in Windows. For more information, see Codecs: frequently asked questions.

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Music file types

The following table lists the music file types that are supported in Media Center.

Music file types (format) File name extensions

Windows Media Audio files

.asx, .wm, .wma, and .wmx

Windows audio files

.wav

MP3 audio files

.mp3 and .m3u

AAC files

.aac

Video file types

The following table lists the video file types that are supported in Media Center.

Video file types (format) File name extensions

Windows Media files

.wm, .wmv, and .asf

AVCHD files (including Dolby Digital audio)

.m2ts and .m2t

Apple QuickTime files

.mov and .qt

AVI files

.avi

Windows Recorded TV Show files

.wtv and .dvr-ms

MPEG-4 movie files

.mp4, .mov, and .m4v

MPEG-2 movie files

.mpeg, .mpg, .mpe, .m1v, .mp2, .mpv2, .mod, and .vob

MPEG-1 movie files

.m1v

Motion JPEG files

.avi and .mov

Note

Note

  • Some video file types might not be supported when viewed on a Media Center Extender device. For example, some Extenders don't support AVCHD files or Apple QuickTime files.

Picture file types

The following table lists the picture file types that are supported in Media Center.

Picture file types (format) File name extensions

JPEG files

.jpg and .jpeg

JPEG XR files

.hdp and .wdp

TIFF files

.tif and .tiff

RAW files

.raw

GIF

.gif

Bitmap files

.bmp

PNG files

.png

Note

Note

  • Animated GIF files aren't fully supported. For this file format, you can view the still image but not the animation.