try opening the file in Gspot it will say if you have the correct codecs installed.Originally Posted by Spam-King
try videolan to play the files
try opening the file in Gspot it will say if you have the correct codecs installed.
try videolan to play the files
Not a valid Avi file...
did you download it from Kazaa because I think its a fake file.
nope, got it from a well know forum based site.
lots of people have downloaded it and they didnt have any problems
strange, what i would try is check if Videolan plays the files.
nope
did you rename the file??? maybe its suppost to be an MPEG file
Have no idea how to fix this
Last edited by {I}{K}{E}; 01-13-2005 at 09:29 PM.
ask the well know forum?
looks fake to me, even if it was renamed dat videolan would render it
doesn't make sense ESP with g-spot saying it fake.
Which site did you get it from?
Perhaps the latest beta of GSpot can give more info:
http://www.headbands.com/gspot/gspot252dl.html
Poster
If its that much trouble just delete the file and find it somewhere alse
If VideoLan or GSpot can't play it then I would question the authenticity of the file.
why download a bunch of new software onto your computer that may or maynot work just to get one file to work.
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