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I have downloaded several movies in .avi format, but cannot get them to play back once downloaded.
Please can somebody advise why this maybe or point me in the right direction for a good desktop player to view these videos.
Also when burning to CD/DVD in Nero, will .avi files be re-coded to suit?
Thanks for your time
Cash
Cant play .avi files?
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Guitarm
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Re: Cant play .avi files?
As you don't give us alot of information my unqualified guess would be that you need the right codec for it to work.cash101 wrote:I have downloaded several movies in .avi format, but cannot get them to play back once downloaded.
Personally I like VLC Media player and Media Player Classiccash101 wrote:Please can somebody advise why this maybe or point me in the right direction for a good desktop player to view these videos.
I suppose it's possible to do like that (a plugin for Nero) but I would recommend you to use TMPGEnc (or something similar) to recode them to mpg.cash101 wrote:Also when burning to CD/DVD in Nero, will .avi files be re-coded to suit?
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Re: Cant play .avi files?
cash101 wrote:I have downloaded several movies in .avi format, but cannot get them to play back once downloaded.
Does audio work? Video? What error messages do you get?
cash101 wrote:Please can somebody advise why this maybe or point me in the right direction for a good desktop player to view these videos.
What are you currently using?
One possibility is Media Player Classic.
cash101 wrote:Also when burning to CD/DVD in Nero, will .avi files be re-coded to suit?
No. The file will be written to the CD as an AVI file.
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Use GSpot. It will give you information on what codec(s) are being used. Google will then tell you where to get the codec(s).
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who cares what most ppl use. The answer is probably WMP because it comes with windows and they don't know any better. As sugested above use VLC media player.
It's the DC++ of Media players. I don't think you'll find anyone here that will argue that DC++ isn't the best PTP file sharing prog on the net.
It's the DC++ of Media players. I don't think you'll find anyone here that will argue that DC++ isn't the best PTP file sharing prog on the net.
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