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so the people who bought this will get a refund? -
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More dogwater games that run at 20fps with framegen. -
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$100 per TB is disgusting especially when we have advanced so much in this area, it's because RAM, Flash memory costs so much that creating a small factor, lots of space drives are just through the roof in material requirements. -
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Good news for Amazon.
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I have a video that I downloaded. The initial format of the video was .flv. Using a softwware program, I converted the file to an mpeg file, but what I noticed was that it was being saved as .mpeg_ . When I took out the _ the icon of the file changed to a filmstrip icon. According to help file documentation, Windows Media Player is supposed to be able to play, and in fact supports, the file format .mpeg. Why is it that when I double click the file, Windows Media Player gives me an error message stating that it can't play the file? I am using Media Player 11, and I checked the Microsoft website, and that is the most recent player available.
What else in Windows will play an mpeg file?
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