can't play yahoo video on xp?
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yahoo video has bugs.\nsometimes audio continues even after it has been closed.
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Download and install:\nhttp://www.free-codecs.com/download/Codec_Pack_All_in_1.htm\n\nThis will allow you to play AVI and most other common video formats you may encounter
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error code 14 c00d10b5 play launchcast radio in yahoo\n\nI had this problem.  It was XP SP2 popup blocker.  I disabled it under in internet explorer, tools - popup blocker -turn off - tried yahoo and BAM it worked,  i turn it back on and yahoo still works.\nBefore that I had reinstalled windows media player 10\nbut try adding yahoo.com or music.yahoo.com as a trusted site, also be sure your firewall settings aren't blocking 1755 port number, allow it.
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Downloading or converting?  Digital videos have to be converted to a format that Zvue will play.\n\nHere is a Windows batch file that will do the conversion for you.\n\nrem change all occurances of &# 92; to a backward slash.  Yahoo Answers (beta) seems to convert them.\n\n@echo off\n\ntitle Video2Zvue\n\nsetlocal\n\nset FfmpegPath="C:&#92;ffMpeg&#92;ffmpeg.exe"\n\nrem ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^\nrem YOU MUST MODIFY THE LINES SET ABOVE TO MATCH THE PATHS ON YOUR OWN COMPUTER SYSTEM.\nrem More instuctions can be found at the end of this file.\n\n\necho -------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\necho Digital Video to Zvue Format Converter 2006-03-17\n\necho Written by Rex Rivers - mailto:Wrecks@awes.com\n\necho Land of Awes Information Services - Wichita, Kansas\n\necho -------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nif exist "%temp%" cd /d "%temp%"\n\nif "%~1"=="" goto NothingPassed\n\nif not exist "%~1" goto NothingPassed\n\nif not exist %FfMpegPath% goto FfmpegPathNotFound\n\ntitle Comverting "%~1" to Zvue format.\n\nstart "Converting with FFMPEG.EXE" /BelowNormal /b /wait "C:&#92;ffMpeg&#92;ffmpeg.exe" -i "%~1" -vcodec xvid -r 15 -g 15 -ab 128 -ar 44100 -acodec mp3 -aspect 4:3 -s 160x120 -qscale 6 "%~dpn1-zvue.avi"\n\nif %errorlevel% NEQ 0 goto SomeProblem\n\necho -------------------------------------------------------------------------------     \n\ntitle Done comverting "%~1" to Zvue format.\n\necho Done comverting "%~1" to Zvue format.\n\n:WeAreDone\n\necho -------------------------------------------------------------------------------     \n\necho A donation of any amount for this batch software would be greatly appreciated.\n\npause\n\nrem start http://www.awes.com/donate/\n\nendlocal\n\nexit /b\n\n:NothingPassed\n\necho -------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\necho Either nothing was passed to this batch, or the filename is invalid.\n\necho The path to the video file you want to convert to ZVue format should be passed to this batch file.\n\necho Dragon Drops are supported.\n\npause\n\ngoto WeAreDone\n\n:FfmpegPathNotFound\n\necho -------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\necho FfmpegPath '%ffMpegPath%' does not exist.\n\necho Modify this batch file so FfmpegPath points to ffmpeg.exe\n\necho If you need to download ffmpeg.exe you can download it here:  \n\necho http://ffmpeg.sourceforge.net/ or http://www.awes.com/donate/ffmpeg.zip\n\nstart http://www.awes.com/donate/ffmpeg.zip\n\npause\n\ngoto WeAreDone\n\n:SomeProblem\n\necho Error=%errorlevel%\n\necho -------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\necho A problem occurred that prevented the video from converting.\n\nif exist "%~dpn1-zvue.avi" del "%~dpn1-zvue.avi"\n\ngoto WeAreDone\n\n\n\nADDITIONAL DOCUMENTATION - Turn word wrap on to make viewing easier.\n\nThis batch file will accept the path to most any digital video file and convert it to a format that can be watched on your Zvue portable media player.  You can either pass the filename to this batch file manually, or you can just drag the video file to this batch and pass it that way.  The converted file will appear in the same directory folder where the source video file was found.  The source video file will NOT be deleted after the conversion is done.\n\nTHIS BATCH FILE WILL ONLY CONVERT ONE VIDEO FILE PER RUN.  If you pass more than one file to this batch proceedure, it will only process the first file given to it.  The rest will be ignored.  \n\nNOTE: This batch file was written for Windows XP with command extensions.  It may not work on other versions.\n\nset FfmpegPath="C:&#92;ffMpeg&#92;ffmpeg.exe&quo
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i don't know why it doesn't work..but if you want to remove it and install a new one, go to control panel,->add/remove program..find your XPalyer and remove it.\n\nThen u can install a new one. but why don't you try Real Player or Media Player? or BS player..they are less complicated.
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Its probable that the cam drivers do not support the XP OS. Go thru its manual to see the list of supported operating systems.\nOr u cud go to the online support site (google for it) and download the latest drivers. U'll know then n there if u can operate it on XP. I had a kensington cam with the same problem. I want to their site and got to know that they stopped supporting if for XP. :-(
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Sorry but only WMVs and AVIs are played on Windows Media 2005
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You have to have the appropriate "Plug-In" installed for whichever internet browser you are using.  Like Shockwave, or Real Media Player, or Quicktime.  Check to see what version the video file is.  Likewise if you are on dial up it may not be that you can't watch the video but the connection speed is so slow it seems you can't see the vid.  I would say it's most likely a browser plug in issue.
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Hello,\n\nTo fix the problem use Microsoft's Java VM (which is faster then Sun's anyway). To enable Microsoft's VM do the following.\n\nClick Start > Set Program Access and Defaults \n\nClick the Custom Bullet > Scroll down until you see "Choose a default java machine for java" and select Microsoft Virtual Machine. \n\nClick Ok.\n\nThat's it, you'll now be able to play Yahoo! games again. \n\nThanks,\n\nV
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You may need a new/different CODEC. \nTry XP CODEC pack : http://www.xpcodecpack.com/\n\nOr, if you're using Windows Media Player, try updating your CODECS by going to Tools --> Options --> Player --> click once a day and Download Automatically.\n\nPersonally, I'd use XP codec pack. It's free, stable, and covers a whole lot of codecs not used by Microsoft.\n\nGood Luck.
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what program are you using to play them and how old is your computer? the avi file may also be bad and thats why it does that.
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You need divx codecs to play most .avi files.\n\nGo to divx.com (http://www.divx.com/divx/windows/download/?tiger_aff=s&cc=A_fcid=000055 ) and download their latest divx codecs, it will allow you to play .avi files.\n\nNote: Having all and most up-to-date codecs installed on your computer will allow you to play any media format.
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Some of your video codecs have been deleted or "unassociated" due to the installation or uninstall of some program.  \n\nTry downloading the XP codec pack at http://www.free-codecs.com/download/XP_Codec_Pack.htm
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I dont think the problem is with your computer ... You might not just have the right player to play the video. Try downloading the latest Media player or real player or quicktime player. If you have these then you will have to install approppriate codec so that player can efefctively play those videos. download http://www.free-codecs.com/download/K_Lite_Codec_Pack.htm and then try playing the video
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try some other video player like real player or media player classic or winamp
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You must be trying to view an .avi that is divx or xvid encoded, try downloading klite codec pack.
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you don't seem to have the codec required to play the video file you want to see. try downloading "k lite codec pack" and see if that helps