how do you get episodes iv stuff to work on windows media player if you downloading from lime wire?
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Problem:\nMost problems with viewing videos downloaded from any place on the internet are caused by not having the proper 'codecs' installed.\n\nSolution:\nMy suggestion would be to download this program called G-Spot, which will tell you which codec you need to play the file, and if the codec is indeed installed on your computer. G-Spot address: http://www.headbands.com/gspot/\n\nMany required codecs including DivX and XviD which are the most likely codecs you need are availible at: http://www.free-codecs.com/
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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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Another way is to  Go to \nStart - Set Program Access and Defaults click Custom\nand on the right side with two arrows pressing down, click it\nGo down to Default Media Player, click on Windows Media Player and click OK
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lime wire or get it from a torrent website such as bit torrent or torrent spy(youll need a bit torrent handler thogh like azureus)
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You  could try downloading the episode  through torrents
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I would try doing a windows update, and downloading the most recent version of windows media players
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You should try to download it from another site or using a download software . My cousin downloaded Win XP media center with E-mule and it worked perfectly. (Note:If the win you are downloading with E-mule is only trial you can also download the Crack with the same program . It downloads a little slow but it's efficient)
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if you have a media player (such as Window media player or itunes) go to tools or file and go to search for media files or add folders to library. you songs from limewire are usually located in C:Documents and settings/Owner/shared. then you can just burn them from your media player
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first you go to your media player then you press the button in the corner that says file-open then open this file.......\n\nGo to lime wire and click on tools and options then it will tell you where your files are stored but the default folder is C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;Administrator&#92;Shared\n\nso when you click open on the media player go to the top and look in the C:&#92; then click documents and settings then click adminisrator then click shared.\n\nNow to open all of the files click one then every time you click another hold the control key then it will select them all at once then click open
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Open windows media player first. from there open all the music files. It works.
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Unfortuantly media player is quite tightly tied into Windows.\n\nIf upgrading / downgrading / uninstalling / reinstalling doesn't work then you only have one choice...\n\nReinstall the OS.\n\nI had a very similar problem, and that was the only way to resolve the issue.\n\nAlternativly you could switch to RealPlayer which will play all the same formats and more.
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you might have an older version of windows media player and might have to download a newer one- that happened to me, but now I can watch my videos, yay!! :)
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actually it may be the codec. download updated codecs. Also try reinstalling WMP. Check for scractches on the DVD. This happened for me already, went to a different computer and it worked.
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i have the file and I got it on lime wire.\n\nYou can try using shareza
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All I know is I download music form Limewire and I do it through Windows Media Player.. it may play tv shows.... but be careful downloading from lomewire.. can give u viruses
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A lot of videos distributed on LimeWire are distributed by people who hope you will buy a license to view their content. Those WMV files are protected by Digital Rights Management -- DRM -- so the only way to view them is to purchase a license, or download spyware / malware that will grant you a license in exchange for feeding you ads, stealing your information, etc.\n\nIn re: the codecs issue you are having with AVIs, get the program GSpot:\n\nhttp://www.headbands.com/gspot/\n\nIt can tell you what codec is used in what video file.\n\nGenerally speaking, if you have Divx and XVid installed, most AVI files will play on your PC. You could also get the Nimo codec pack, which contains most of the codecs used in the last few years:\n\nhttp://www.divx-digest.com/software/nimo_pack.html
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Go to microsofts site and reinstall media player.\nYour version may be corrupted.