: Re: [newbie] Playing videos
On Thursday 05 July 2001 22:15, Dave Sherman wrote:
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WHen you double-click the file, does an app (like RealPlayer for Windows)
launch? Or does the file seem to play itself -- in other words, is a
player embedded
Dear All,
Thank you for your suggestions. I think I will tackle installing and using
Wine. Does anyone know of good documentation or instructions for installing
and running Wine? This has interested me for some time and now I think this
video movie thing will motivate me to get Wine going.
Dear All, My brother sent me a video that says vmail.vid.exe. I thought I
could play it on Linux with RealPlayer but it does not play it. I have
already played it on my Win98 on my laptop. I was wondering if there is a
Linux program that would play a video file like this. I have tried xmovie
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Marcia,
Standard comment re: html mail applies... (kmail automatically made my
reply in html, even though I default to plain text!).
What is the file format of the video? An exe is not a video format. What
Windows program did you use to play it?
On Thursday 05 July 2001 21:47, Dave Sherman wrote:
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Marcia,
Standard comment re: html mail applies... (kmail automatically made my
reply in html, even though I default to plain text!).
What is the file format of the video? An exe is not a
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WHen you double-click the file, does an app (like RealPlayer for Windows)
launch? Or does the file seem to play itself -- in other words, is a
player embedded in the file?
Dave
On Thursday 05 July 2001 20:10, thus spake Marcia Waller:
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It was Thu, 5 Jul 2001 21:10:54 -0400 when Marcia Waller wrote:
What is the file format of the video? An exe is not a video format. What
Windows program did you use to play it?
You prolly have to load winders or run the program through WINE. Some webcams
have this option to pack a video into
