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I can't view AVIs!!! Whenever I click on one, it loads into the
Quicktime plugin, and then says something like incompatible or corrupt,
blaming it on the file, but everyone else can obviously view it. Hmm,
more of that Microsh*t conspiracy? If you have any idea what's going on,
tell me!
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Larry Fontaine wrote:
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> I can't view AVIs!!! Whenever I click on one, it loads into the
> Quicktime plugin, and then says something like incompatible or corrupt,
> blaming it on the file, but everyone else can obviously view it. Hmm,
> more of that Microsh*t conspiracy? If you have any idea what's going on,
> tell me!
I can't either in netscape. I now have avi's associated with an external
program that views them just fine.
--
Ken Tyler - 1100+ Povray, Graphics, 3D Rendering, and Raytracing Links:
http://home.pacbell.net/tylereng/index.html http://www.povray.org/links/
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On Tue, 12 Oct 1999 20:33:53 -0500, Larry Fontaine <lfo### [at] isd net>
wrote:
>I can't view AVIs!!! Whenever I click on one, it loads into the
>Quicktime plugin, and then says something like incompatible or corrupt,
>blaming it on the file, but everyone else can obviously view it. Hmm,
>more of that Microsh*t conspiracy? If you have any idea what's going on,
>tell me!
Click on an avi, then shift-right click on it, choose "Open with..."
and select MPLAYER (Media Player). If it's not there, it's in your
windows folder, under the name of mplayer.exe.
Peter Popov
ICQ: 15002700
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You might be missing some commonly-used codec(s) from your system. You mean only
Netscape doesn't read them? Or this also the case if you try to open it with
Media Palyer etc?
Margus
Larry Fontaine wrote:
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> I can't view AVIs!!! Whenever I click on one, it loads into the
> Quicktime plugin, and then says something like incompatible or corrupt,
> blaming it on the file, but everyone else can obviously view it. Hmm,
> more of that Microsh*t conspiracy? If you have any idea what's going on,
> tell me!
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Media player cannot play them either. Says something about an MCI device. I was
going to write down the full error message, but now something changed and Explorer
won't even attempt to open them when I double-click.
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On Wed, 13 Oct 1999 18:32:18 -0500, Larry Fontaine <lfo### [at] isdnet>
wrote:
>Media player cannot play them either. Says something about an MCI device. I was
>going to write down the full error message, but now something changed and Explorer
>won't even attempt to open them when I double-click.
Uninstall multimedia support (from the Windows Setup), reboot, and
install it back again. You'll lose all new codecs (like Indeo 5.2) but
hey, you'll have mose of them, and the ones you don't will
automatically download for you on request.
Peter Popov
ICQ: 15002700
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