This is a really annoying problem. I try to watch videos on my browser and
sometimes use flash programs on websites and it seems to always show the big
"Q?" symbol. It started about a month ago before I updated quicktime. I have
tried these things to no avail:

i want to play DVD on my pc but its not working and i have file in my pc but
there is nothing in that file can someone help me pleaseeeee

I downloaded a movie from itunes and am trying to burn it to a dvd-rw.  It
says it't burning, but when I go to see if it works it does not.  What else
can I do to burn this movie so we can watch it on our dvd player

I've been putting a movie together made up of video and stills.  It's taken 2
weeks to get it all together and is quite important, but now I've run into
the problem in the title when I try to save it.
Windows Movie Wizard suggests 3 possible problems:

I've got an .avi file that I would like to view.  It does not play in
WMP 11 (on Win XP Pro) so I checked what codec was required using the
GSpot utility.  It said that it was an Xvid MPEG-4 codec.  So I
downloaded and installed the codec for Xvid that is posted by Koepi

When viewing some videos online, they appear in odd colors
but not the original ones. I use windows media player 10.
Is there any way to convert the movies back to normal?

I recently purchased sonic's dvd for photo story 3 and it won't let me burn
it to DVD.  I keep getting an error message that says, "Sonic DVD cannot find
the file. The file will not be included on your DVD."   Has anyone else
experienced this problem? Thanks in advance for your ...

Super is a free program from a company called eRightSoft.com.  You can
use it to convert media files from one format to another.  I've been using
it for over a year and have found it to be extremely useful.  Most of the
time, I convert .flv files to .wmv files, my favorite format ...

I have been trying to replace the 1394 drivers in my PC with the 1394 drivers
from the SP1 cabinet. This seems to be a popular fix for the problem in of
communications between the Sony Handycams and Windows XP.
  Tried all I can think of but no matter what I do the drivers ...

I have a Sony Camcorder.  Again I am brand new to using this equipment.  I
downloaded everything into explorer just fine.  For some reason, I wasn't
sharp enough to catch why  28 files loaded with MPG file extensions and the
last 4 loaded with .jpg  

There is a number of Firewire to USB cable sale offers on eBay and
elsewhere.
Is it possible to use such Firewire to usb cable as a replacement to
firewire PCI card installed in PC,

On May 22 2006, 5:20 am, Jane Grundel
<JaneGrun...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

I've never used WMM & didn't see choices or find information as to which
extensions this app lets you save the finished movie.
I want to put the movie on my website. Just trying to understand what format
I can save it in, if I can choose which player will open it, if I can embed

I am making my 2nd Video.  I just got a Sony Camcorder.  I am not sure which
Microsoft program I have would be compatible with that.  I tried Movie Maker
and it said I had I think too much information.
I have to learn about chunking my video clips.  I did get a release to copy

I have use Moviemaker to import and edit a specific avi video before, and now
i get an error message that says the codec cannot be found. Anyone know where
to find this codec? AVI files are supposed to be supported, i cant figure
this out! Please help!