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![]() Dear Stratcat Some installation of windows may not have a "download" folder as a default but, as far as I can see, you want to play your downloaded videos using Videolan. I believe you are probably confusing yourself with "terminologies" that you do not understand, so rather than talk about “downloads” or whatever I will tell you how to play your videos. I will presume that you have downloaded and installed the Video Lan player on your PC already, if you haven't then the following will be pointless. 1) Open the player by clicking on it 2) Click “File” 3) Click “Quick Open File”, this will open a browsing window onto your C:\ drive. 4) Navigate to the folder where the video file is you want to play 5) Click on the name of the file. 6) Click “Open” on the Video Lan button After a few moments the video should play, if it can’t play then you will need extra codecs (code decryptions) for your player. Good luck UK Bob Last edited by ukbobboy01; February 10th, 2005 at 11:11 AM. |
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