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i just downloaded an avi. movie and when i try 2 open it in any thing put windows media player the computer freeze almost bujt i half to turn it off and start agian in windows media player it says cannot play this file blablabla i got a video format conveter i dont do s*** is there some thing that will play it ive tried real player quick time i can use the win dvd and image zone and the downloader but havent tried yet tired of restarting help me
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
could be what you are looking for. It plays lots of formatsHopefully my advice will help you...Please post back with your results....thanks
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Either DivX (5 or 6) or the XViD codecs are needed for most of today's AVI files
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what r these code how do i get them how do they work? That other media player above has problems it wount let u open a folder when opening a file it opens the folder but wont let u go into it
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Google - it's free - they're video codecs
I'm afraid I don't understand the rest of your question - perhaps if you used complete English words, what you're trying to say would be clearer.
Once a codec is installed, it will be used by whatever media player you use (if needed)
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its not a question go to that site up there and download the vlc player and then try to open something thats in a folder on the desktop and you will see what i mean. Sorry about the words but i didnt see any that would really confuse you
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Either DivX (5 or 6) or the XViD codecs are needed for most of today's AVI files
got an XViD Codecs came with player converter all the good stuff but still wont play or convert my file i dont no whats going on and now it just make realplayer (not respond)
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I'm more appalled than actually confused (just not worth the effort)
... hope you figure things out
We've heard that a million monkeys at a million keyboards could produce the complete works of Shakespeare; now, thanks to the Internet, we know that is not true
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Needalilhelp, a little advice:
You should spend a little more time composing your posts. They are difficult to read. Try and use periods and commas and it doesn't take much more effort to type 'are' instead of 'r' or 'you' instead of 'u'.
Since you need help, it's to your advantage to make it as easy as you can on the potential help giver.
Do yourself a favor BACKUP!
Sorry, I do not check for private messages
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I was raised around people who had never been to school so....I guessed what you were asking.
Download the program at below site.
http://www.hyplay.com/
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A shrewd observer remarked many years ago that America was becoming a third world country.
Sadly, it is no longer becomming.
If at first you don't succeed, you're about average.M2Go
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'No sadly, were there dude!'
What does that mean?Hopefully my advice will help you...Please post back with your results....thanks
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Sorry,I should have responded.......
No sadly, were there sir!LOLIt is just an affimative echo to response
number 10.
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It's a punctuation thing:
No, sadly, we're there, dude!
It's not just the US, although there's likely a greater range of disparity due to the socioeconomic climate there than, say, neighbouring Canada
Anyhoo - that player may be all well and good - he'd mentioned he had one "AVI player" already - most likely the DivX Player, which comes with the (DivX) codecs
Won't be much help if the AVI happens to be encoded with XviD - I play a great deal of video on my machine, every so often it's time to "find the new codec" - XviD, and the latest Quicktime & Real were the last bunch I 'had to' install (just the codecs, not the intrusive software - I use 'The Alternative' instead)
I'm not sure what the OP was on about wrt Real Player - only one (shakey) reason to have that - for 'Real Media'
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