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Posted: **7/8/2005, 1:11 pm**

I need one that is user friendly.

Adobe hurts my head.

Posted: **7/9/2005, 8:19 pm**

I downloaded a television series with bittorrent, but when I try to play any of the (.avi) files it tells me I don't have the appropriate codec. I know I have some sort of codec pack somewhere with a bunch in it, but obviously none are the right one. My question is, what are common or recommended codecs and where might I find them?

Posted: **7/9/2005, 9:13 pm**

saman wrote:in this case, it doesn't matter what player you play your file in. the codecs are what matter. usually it's a good idea to have a few. like i said, i have divx, xvid, and ffdshow, so those are the ones i'll give you the links to. you already have divx, so here are the rest...

xvid:

http://www.koepi.org/XviD-1.0.3-20122004.exe

ffdshow:

http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/ffds ... e?download

install those and you should be fine

try those, alex. and since you obviously don't have divx either, i'd suggest downloading that too. the more codecs you have, the less the chances of playback problems.

http://www.divx.com/divx/codec.php

get the play bundle, cuz the create bundle costs money

Posted: **7/10/2005, 3:35 am**

Johnathan, for the 829389275275937525th time: Jasc Paint Shop Pro.

Posted: **7/10/2005, 10:32 pm**

Posted: **7/10/2005, 10:48 pm**

Don't feel bad ... it's like tradition to not listen to Nikki when she gives sound advice. It took me years to finally get the codec pack that she kept telling me to get (I even came back here and asked a number of times about codec packs).

Posted: **7/10/2005, 11:33 pm**

xjsb125 wrote:I think I have all the installer files for them still. I'll figure out a way to get them to you..

Would it be possible to send them to me via a cd?

Posted: **7/11/2005, 12:16 am**

I'll never understand why everyone here always ignores my computer advice when I'm pretty sure I've been using computers longer than anyone else here.

Posted: **7/11/2005, 7:02 am**

cept me! i've been using them since 1492!

Posted: **7/11/2005, 12:44 pm**

You're much older than you look!

Posted: **7/11/2005, 12:51 pm**

i use one of those anti-aging creams!

Posted: **7/12/2005, 12:10 am**

Sweet! Which one? I must buy gallons of it!

Posted: **7/25/2005, 5:16 pm**

Alright, I got another question:

Is there anyway that I can recover my old files from my old hard drive? I really do not want to re-download them again.

Posted: **7/26/2005, 11:41 am**

Yes, but you should probably hire someone to do it for you since you're... well, you.

Posted: **7/26/2005, 1:31 pm**

Hmm, good point.

Posted: **7/26/2005, 10:23 pm**

How the eff does one use paint shop pro?

Posted: **7/27/2005, 12:43 am**

Dude. It's like the easiest image editing program out there other than Microsoft Paint.

Posted: **7/27/2005, 1:18 am**

Only real digital artists use MSPaint.

Posted: **7/27/2005, 9:58 am**

nikki4982 wrote:Dude. It's like the easiest image editing program out there other than Microsoft Paint.

I got it working now

Posted: **8/3/2005, 9:24 pm**

Hey guys, I just got a new notebook and want to install DC++, but I'm not sure which version would be the best for a notebook. I want the most compact one...

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