Someone already sent me a link to some software download that will allow me to watch some AMV's. Because the settings I have now are not letting me watch it.....
SO....o_O
DO I need any software that will let the AMV's play, or just any software I need that will help...or anything....
I just want to watch AMV's!! >_<
Do I need a software to watch some AMV?
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If you have playback issues, it's either because you need a codec you don't have, or a format demuxer you don't have.
To figure out what it is you don't have, take a look at the properties (extension, FourCC code...) of the video file you can't play, and follow the link Scintilla provided. Navigate to your OS, and read the provided information. Chances are, you'll recognize some of the info yuo just saw in the problem file's properties, and will then know what you need to install to get it to play.
If you can't find exactly what you need in the guides, there's also another tool that's of good use in this sort of situation. It's called "Google". Just type in the extension and/or FourCC of the file you can't play, along with your OS, and dig through the search results until you find the right codec/demuxer. Just beware non-open-source "freeware" and "shareware". Some is great, but a lot o fit comes with "other" stuff you'd be better off not having on your computer. Hence the beauty of looking first to the AMV .org Guide, before wandering about the rest of the Internet in search of what you need.
To figure out what it is you don't have, take a look at the properties (extension, FourCC code...) of the video file you can't play, and follow the link Scintilla provided. Navigate to your OS, and read the provided information. Chances are, you'll recognize some of the info yuo just saw in the problem file's properties, and will then know what you need to install to get it to play.
If you can't find exactly what you need in the guides, there's also another tool that's of good use in this sort of situation. It's called "Google". Just type in the extension and/or FourCC of the file you can't play, along with your OS, and dig through the search results until you find the right codec/demuxer. Just beware non-open-source "freeware" and "shareware". Some is great, but a lot o fit comes with "other" stuff you'd be better off not having on your computer. Hence the beauty of looking first to the AMV .org Guide, before wandering about the rest of the Internet in search of what you need.
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