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Unit ZER0 · 08-15-08, 12:02 PM

Reply to "Rickgig" and "Geof073":

If you have an .flv file on your PPC, and you cannot play it even with the codecs installed, don't worry, it's not your fault. There are some codecs for flv's that simply do not exist yet. The ON2 VP6 codec, and certain types of apple video codecs to name a few. If this is the case, don't panic, just convert the offending file into a viewable one, either by downloading it in high-res as a .mp4 off youtube, or converting it using vixy.net's online converter, or SUPER or another video converter program. The same rules apply if you can see video, but cannot hear any audio.

08-15-08, 12:02 PM	#70 (permalink)
Unit ZER0 Aximsite Minor League Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: A top-secret bunker in an undisclosed location... Posts: 297 Device: Samung SGH T809 Carrier: T-Mobile Thanked 29 Times in 12 Posts	Reply to "Rickgig" and "Geof073": If you have an .flv file on your PPC, and you cannot play it even with the codecs installed, don't worry, it's not your fault. There are some codecs for flv's that simply do not exist yet. The ON2 VP6 codec, and certain types of apple video codecs to name a few. If this is the case, don't panic, just convert the offending file into a viewable one, either by downloading it in high-res as a .mp4 off youtube, or converting it using vixy.net's online converter, or SUPER or another video converter program. The same rules apply if you can see video, but cannot hear any audio. __________________ ZER0:hide: Last edited by Unit ZER0; 08-15-08 at 12:07 PM.