Everything is fixed now.

Here is the link: http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showt...ht=activemovie

Here is an original speech of author, which helped me (in case that thread may disappear somewhere):
Originally Posted by Casual Tactician
I had the same problem after a recent reinstallation of my WinXP OS (I don't have RSII installed btw). I tried what XSamatan said - didn't work. I searched the mircrosoft.com support and googled/binged/yahooed the entire web... deinstalled Windows Media Player 11 (using the default WMP 9), reinstalled the WMP 11, downloaded and installed the newest and final DircetX 9.29-Jun2010, played around with all kind of Windows and WMP settings - but nothing worked (for me). Then I found this lifesaver here at TWC.

Well to get to the point, the following worked for me:


Go to the folder EB\Data\fmv\lose and deactivate all video files (.wmv) there, by moving them into a newly created folder named '[DISABLED]' (or the like) in the same folder
I.E. cut and paste all video files in EB\Data\fmw\lose into EB\Data\fmv\lose\[DISABLED].
So now the EB\Data\fmv\lose folder should only contain the tga-files and the '[DISABLED]' folder (which contains the video files).

That worked for me at least. If you still get the ActiveMovie window my guess is to additionally try this:

In EB\Data\fmv\lose additionally cut and paste all tga-files into the [DISABLED] folder, so that the EB\Data\fmv\lose folder only contains the '[DISABLED]' folder
And/or do the above to the EB\Data\fmv\intros folder perhaps

Regards!
Good luck everyone!

Igor