Question about media file formats
Ken Yasumoto-Nicolson
videos because Windows Media Player cannot find the codec - is there
anywhere you lot of tealeafs could recommend he goes for a decent
player and/or set of plugins for any of the streams he might grab off
BitTorrent?
Ta
Ken
mr.sumo snr.
news:2c1ssv8titbr3tjk9...@4ax.com...
The kazaalite codes pack at http://www.kazaalite.tk has always been enough
for me. If your friend is so into bittorrents then he must have been to
supernova where there are plenty of codec packs to download.
Just warn him that some codecs mess up commercial software programs such as
Nero and especially Roxio. The kazaalite pack is neat because it installs
and uninstalls in a jiffy without any re-booting. The kazaalite site also
has adequate realaudio and quicktime clones - which I can imagine would be
more useful for you Ken - or would I be very much mistaken to assume that
you pay www.bbc.co.uk a visit at least every other day? BTW the BBC only
uses realaudio files on its site.
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jonathan
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Crunch Buttsteak
I've yet to find anything that BS Player and a decent codec package
couldn't handle -
http://www.bsplayer.org/
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Michael Cash
<imper...@tokyo.japan> belched the alphabet and kept on going with:
>x-no-archive: yes
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>mr.sumo snr. wrote:
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>> The kazaalite codes pack at http://www.kazaalite.tk has always been enough
>> for me. If your friend is so into bittorrents then he must have been to
>> supernova where there are plenty of codec packs to download.
>
>When I hear the word "kazaa", I think of a virus or trojan, or a least a
>sort of spyware that steals your personal information and installs some
>nasty programs that requires manual re-configuration of OS registry.
>Isn't "kazaa" the so-called spyware?
Then you need to learn the difference between "kazaa" and "kazaalite".
Something which has been explained in posts to this group several
times in recent history, by the way.
>
>Anyway, I wonder why this guy wants to ask this kind of question.
>Does he know that this forever labels him as a perv who wants to watch
>some perverted porno movie on the Internet?
You say that like it's a bad thing.
It's almost as stigmatizing as when a man who purports to be happily
married surreptitiously makes a post inquiring whether purchasing a
pre-paid keitai for his girlfriend will at some point result in any
incriminating mail arriving on his doorstep from the keitai company.
Almost, but not quite.
Haluk Skywalker
yazd?:3fcf5ba6$1...@127.0.0.1...
> x-no-archive: yes
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> mr.sumo snr. wrote:
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> Anyway, I wonder why this guy wants to ask this kind of question.
possibly because of a 一般保護例外
Ken Yasumoto-Nicolson
<mr_...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>"Ken Yasumoto-Nicolson" <ken_ni...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:2c1ssv8titbr3tjk9...@4ax.com...
>> A friend of mine is having a lot of trouble playing back downloaded
>> videos because Windows Media Player cannot find the codec - is there
>> anywhere you lot of tealeafs could recommend he goes for a decent
>> player and/or set of plugins for any of the streams he might grab off
>> BitTorrent?
>>
>> Ta
>>
>> Ken
>
>The kazaalite codes pack at http://www.kazaalite.tk has always been enough
>for me. If your friend is so into bittorrents then he must have been to
>supernova where there are plenty of codec packs to download.
Aha, that did the trick! Thanks.
Ken