Hi people, having a few problems here and no online source seems to have what I'm looking for 
I have WMP on three different Windows XP Pro systems that are misbehaving. The symptoms include:
- Running really slow
- High CPU usage when playing some videos and music
- Periods of not responding (after clicking buttons) during high CPU usage
- Slow when trying to browse music library (I have a lot of songs, but still, it's tallied with the above issues)
I've tried replacing the system codecs, reinstalling different codec packs from online, and so far the video issue has for the large part cleared up. But my music library still misbehaves, and so does converting files!
The conversion is supposed to take place from MP3 (most of the library is MP3) to WMA for portable devices, however, upon clicking "start" the app will promptly hang on 0%, on the first file. I can still cancel it, yet it won't actually convert? Has anyone else had this strange, and annoying, problem?
The high CPU usage thing is a bit of a pain in the arse as well. I use iTunes as a default music player, but iTunes won't synchronize with my portable device as it is not an iPod. (though if anyone knows of a way of getting other MP3/WMA players to work with iTunes, I'd happily do that instead, heh)
Any suggestions?

I have WMP on three different Windows XP Pro systems that are misbehaving. The symptoms include:
- Running really slow
- High CPU usage when playing some videos and music
- Periods of not responding (after clicking buttons) during high CPU usage
- Slow when trying to browse music library (I have a lot of songs, but still, it's tallied with the above issues)
I've tried replacing the system codecs, reinstalling different codec packs from online, and so far the video issue has for the large part cleared up. But my music library still misbehaves, and so does converting files!
The conversion is supposed to take place from MP3 (most of the library is MP3) to WMA for portable devices, however, upon clicking "start" the app will promptly hang on 0%, on the first file. I can still cancel it, yet it won't actually convert? Has anyone else had this strange, and annoying, problem?
The high CPU usage thing is a bit of a pain in the arse as well. I use iTunes as a default music player, but iTunes won't synchronize with my portable device as it is not an iPod. (though if anyone knows of a way of getting other MP3/WMA players to work with iTunes, I'd happily do that instead, heh)
Any suggestions?