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how do i get a video decoder for my downloaded movie files
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Cari \(MS-MVP\)
That rather depends on what your downloaded movie files are.
Try analyzing them first:
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Try analyzing them first:
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KL Brey
Before you try installing Codecs and exposing yourself to possible Codec
conflicts, please try an excellent player called VLC first.
The standard VLC installation is small yet includes not only an innate
ability to decode the majority of Codecs in contemporary downloads, but can
also stream playback through numerous protocols.
VLC media player: http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
conflicts, please try an excellent player called VLC first.
The standard VLC installation is small yet includes not only an innate
ability to decode the majority of Codecs in contemporary downloads, but can
also stream playback through numerous protocols.
VLC media player: http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
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Guest
KL Brey said:Before you try installing Codecs and exposing yourself to possible Codec
conflicts, please try an excellent player called VLC first.
The standard VLC installation is small yet includes not only an innate
ability to decode the majority of Codecs in contemporary downloads, but can
also stream playback through numerous protocols.
VLC media player: http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
This suggestion was great. I was unable to play a "Pando Video File" and this solved the problem immediately. THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!