memory stick

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andrew

i put some vidio clips on a flash dreive from my xp and can not use it on
my new vista, do i need to download codecs or something to see my clip's all
i get is visualations even on a cd from the xp unit,,
 
andrew said:
i put some vidio clips on a flash dreive from my xp and can not use it on
my new vista, do i need to download codecs or something to see my clip's
all
i get is visualations even on a cd from the xp unit,,
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What kind of file is this? .mov, .avi , ...what?
What application are you trying to run this with. WMP?
Do other files of this type run ok with you selected application?
If you move the file off your flash drive onto some other Hard Drive space,
does it run?
Bob F.
 
it is not known at this time using the flah stick on vista is blank .unknow
how to use vista to open it up now
 
andrew said:
it is not known at this time using the flah stick on vista is blank
.unknow
how to use vista to open it up now
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I don't understand this ?? Please elaborate.
Bob F.
 
bob ,, it seems to work on a xp unit only the clips are on a memory stick
and a dvd, ( i think avi)
-- email if you like
andrew
 
andrew said:
bob ,, it seems to work on a xp unit only the clips are on a memory
stick
and a dvd, ( i think avi)
-- email if you like
andrew
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....and you are trying to run them with ...what? Have you tried to move the
file (verify if it .avi) off the memeory stick to a hard drive ...please.
Can you run another like file on your PC?
Bob F.
 
no yo can not i have used the memory stick here ,, as in if i use the
memory stick to put on it it will open it on the same computor but not xp
to vista
 
andrew said:
no yo can not i have used the memory stick here ,, as in if i use the
memory stick to put on it it will open it on the same computor but not
xp
to vista
andrew
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ok ... let's get simple. Can see the file in a folder on your Vista
machine? What happens when you double click on it?
Bob F.
 
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