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Vordaci · 2004-08-15 14:39:53

Im having problems viewing the video clip on the CD. Can anyone help?

15-08-2004 02:39PM

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Im having problems viewing the video clip on the CD. Can anyone help?

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#2 15-08-2004 02:40PM

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What OS are you using?

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#3 15-08-2004 02:44PM

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I'm not sure about mac (if you're using a mac then this could possibly be totally irrelevant) but on windows you'll need to have quick time installed (I think :-/)

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#4 15-08-2004 03:00PM

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thanx

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#5 15-08-2004 11:18PM

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Its nice to see that 41 people have viewed this thread to date, and only one person has offerede any thing.

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#6 16-08-2004 12:20AM

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Not everyone has the CD, is aware of the problem, or is knowledgeable enough to know how to fix the problem, especially from what little information you give. Post up what OS you're using, and what format the file is in, and I'll try to point you in the right direction

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#7 16-08-2004 12:24AM

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It's just a standard .mov file, shouldn't be any problems if you have the latest version of Quicktime afaik.

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#8 16-08-2004 06:52PM

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Thax. Just to satisfy curiosity in WinXP and it says its .avi

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#9 16-08-2004 06:58PM

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that's quite odd because on my copy the file extension is .mov ....

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