I have recently downloaded a movie from kazaa. The file is finished downloading but it's still in a .dat format. Also it's not any longer in Traffic so it must me finished downloading. Any suggestions?
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I have recently downloaded a movie from kazaa. The file is finished downloading but it's still in a .dat format. Also it's not any longer in Traffic so it must me finished downloading. Any suggestions?
TRy changing the extension to .avi or use kchecker
If it is playable, in any way shape or form videoLan would be able to play it.
I tried changing the extension...but no luck. There is no need for VideoLan because even windows media player can play it. Any suggestions?
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Originally posted by Stainless_Steel@25 April 2004 - 06:36
There is no need for VideoLan because even windows media player can play it. Any suggestions?
Looks like you never heard of Videolan (no offense).
If it would be the other way round,I'ld agree.
If wmp isn't playing a file,thats just because wmp sux balls.
But if videolan isn't playing a file,that's because it's corrupt.
Just open it up in videolan and see what it does ;)
try burning it to cd , the dvd player ought to be able to play it
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Originally posted by Filliz+25 April 2004 - 07:19--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Filliz @ 25 April 2004 - 07:19)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-Stainless_Steel@25 April 2004 - 06:36
There is no need for VideoLan because even windows media player can play it. Any suggestions?
Looks like you never heard of Videolan (no offense).
If it would be the other way round,I'ld agree.
If wmp isn't playing a file,thats just because wmp sux balls.
But if videolan isn't playing a file,that's because it's corrupt.
Just open it up in videolan and see what it does ;) [/b][/quote]
Actually i have "heard" of VideoLan, infact i have been using it for a very long time, but if even the most basic of all media players can play a file perfectly there is no need for any specialized programs like VideoLan. Windows Media Player, Real Player, BSPlayer, Avi Preview, and VideoLan Play this file, but it's not recoginzed as an .avi file, but instead a .dat file.
@Nanotek -> I burned the file onto a cd but there was no luck. The file was still in a .dat format and had to be opened manually. The dvd player did not pick it up because it is an avi movie with DVIX formatting and not mpeg2 or any other dvd compatible formats.
Any Suggestions?
go tp the pictures and watch it.
corrupt. as danyj said use kchecker.Quote:
Originally posted by Stainless_Steel@24 April 2004 - 06:37
I have recently downloaded a movie from kazaa. The file is finished downloading but it's still in a .dat format. Also it's not any longer in Traffic so it must me finished downloading. Any suggestions?