how do you index a video file? please i really need to know.?
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http://ca.search.yahoo.com/search?vc=&p=+index+a+video+file&sm=Search&fr=FP-tab-web-t&tab=&ei=UTF-8
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It depends which version you're using. This happened to me when I was using version 3. Quite annoying! I found it quite difficult to fix. The only way I could do it was by uploading and then re-cutting the original video file at the points that needed fixed.
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AVI Joiner, do a Google
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You will need to use the HTML "OBJECT" tag... here is an example...\n\n<OBJECT id="VIDEO" width="320" height="240" \nstyle="position:absolute; left:0;top:0;"\nCLASSID="CLSID:6BF52A52-394A-11d3-B153-00C04F79FAA6"\ntype="application/x-oleobject">\n\n<PARAM NAME="URL" VALUE="your file or url">\n<PARAM NAME="SendPlayStateChangeEvents" VALUE="True">\n<PARAM NAME="AutoStart" VALUE="True">\n<PARAM name="uiMode" value="none">\n<PARAM name="PlayCount" value="9999">\n</OBJECT>\n\nGo to this site and they have a good tutorial...
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AVI2DVD\nDIKO\nFAVC\nDivx2DVD\nand more\n\nhttp://www.videohelp.com/tools
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http://dhvrm.blogspot.com/2006/04/video-help.html
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should be a filter that shows the . and .. files\n\nlook in your settings
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Open windows media player.\n\nGoto Tools > Options\n\nGoto the file types tab. Press the select all button, and then press OK.
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There's no quickie answer to this one.  It will depend on the file format, and you will need capable software.\n\nThe best site I've found for information on this sort of thing is:\n\nhttp://www.videohelp.com/
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Just use the regular video embed code. It should play using quicktime like a normal quicktime file.
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Hi you could split the video into smaller potion and upload them to youtube. You could just name the file with 1, 2, 3 and so on so people will know which part to watch first.\nYou can download this freewave to help you split the video, http://www.bobyte.com/AviSplit/index.asp\nHope this help.:)
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you check the fiel extension \naudio files typically end in .mp3\nvideo files end in .avi .mpg .cue .bin\n\nalso torrent indexing sites usually categorize their files by file type (tv shows, music, audio books, movies) it's a pretty good bet that if you search for a file based on that, you will find the video files you want.
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Incidentally > Search...\n\nThe options are pretty self-explanatory and you can search for files of a certain type, modified with in a date or time range or over/under a certain size etc etc\n\nIncidently: "How can I find a file without knowing the exact path?"
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Open WMP and go to the Tools menu and then to Options. Then select "Types of files" (or "Files Types" ?)  and  you will see an option to "Select All" and "Aply"! I think this will do the trick!
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The easiest to use is the one that comes installed with XP. Goto Start > Run > moviemk \nand press enter.
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You will get several answers for this because it is very simple. I will give step by step:\n1:right click on your desktop \n2: left click properties \n3: click on settings \n4: click on the advanced button on bottom\n5: click on the adapter tab. there you will see how much video mem you have.
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Use the application named "Dr. Divx" and convert your video files. U can customize the settings, its a user friendly application