install K-mega code it's da best can play all movies extentions
install K-mega code it's da best can play all movies extentions
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it's entirely possible that you've ended up with an image file.
it may have a .iso, .bin or .nrg file extension.
if that's the case, just mount it in an image drive or burn the image to DVD for playback in your home player.
btw, giving us the file extension would have gotten you an absolute answer 5 posts ago.
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http://www.free-codecs.com/K_Lite_Co...k_download.htm
Download the standard version. Thats all you need and open it up with any player and it should work.
Also I checked some torrent sites and found the NFO and the file is an avi file. So all you need is the codec.
Last edited by twisterX; 03-14-2006 at 01:42 AM.
vlc player ftw
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It sounds like you need to change the extension to .avi format as stated before. Last time I checked no player, even the holy VLC player can play a -DIAMOND format. As stated above check the .nfo file to see if anything is said about this, and if not maybe just try typing in .avi after the whole thing and maybe it'll take, let us know.
change the extension to avi
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I've downloaded this and it unpacks to a .avi file, try installing the klite codec pack.
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Why not try media player classic i have no links but google is your friend here!!!!!!
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VLC should do the job
u can also try rename the file to .avi or .bin who knows maybe its an image file
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http://www.applian.com/replay-converter/index.php
trial version
http://codecs.com/
for k-lite and codecs
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. As stated above check the .nfo file to see if anything is said about this, and if not maybe just try typing in .avi after the whole thing and maybe it'll take, let us know.
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