Need fix for Vista WMP 11 similar to fix for XP WMP 11

See article ID 931756 named "Fix: Content plays longer than the time that is
specified by the duration element in a Windows Media Player 11 playlist for
content that is 30 minutes or more"

While my application uses WMP 11 on my XP machines to locate specific clips
in video recordings (all of which are over 30 minutes in duration), when I
put this application on my new Vista, the aproximate seeking does not
accurately locate the clip. Comparing two machines on the same recording
shows the time elapsed measure is going faster to the point that, like the
problem identified in article 931756 the duration will exceed the recording
length also identified in the WMP11 display.

Does anyone know how to fix WMP11's use of time in Vista so that time
provides a precise location on the recording instead of the "aproximate seek"?

Thanks

 

I thought I answered this exact question elsewhere?

What exact playback context are you getting this in? Generally this won't
happen on Vista.

Does the latest cumulative WMP update fix this? I don't recall the KB right
now, but it looks you're familiar with those anyways. At the top of my FAQ
is a link to the general query if you're lazy like I am.

 

Does the Cumulative WMP Update for Vista that was released on the 6th cover
this for you or not?