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WHEN I ADVANCED SEARCHED FOR FULL MOVIE DOWNLOADS ON BITIZ IT SAID FULL MOVIE BUT IT ONLY DOWNLOADED THE 51 MINS OF MOVIE CLIPS WHAT AM I DOING WRONG :confused:

It said that in bitzi? So that means someone else tried downloading and it wasn't right.

turn off ALL CAPS, for starts :)

Try playing the file in another player, like VLC http://www.videolan.org/

Some players don't play the entire file, but VLC usually gets it all.

yea, look to the left on your keyboard. see the button that says Caps Lock on it? hit it once.

often times with video files they're in multiple parts.. r u sure u didn't just download part one of several or something??

Hey! I have faced the same problem sometime before. Its either a corrupted file or one of those files with lost chain linkages. Try one of these methods to fix it. :)

1. First try VLC Player. If it plays the file fully its good. Or else...

2. Try Media Player Classic (man its an awesome player). It plays almost anything from mpg to mov through realmedia files. Remember. Its called "Media Player Classic" and it has nothing to do with MicroZoft. he he... :p

3. The last player which you must try is Kazaa's AVIPreviewer. It plays any AVI even the corrupted ones.

4. If you use any one of the above files and it plays fully and continuously, its fine and OK. But... after 51 mins, if you see jumping frames and discrete play, then you should realise that its time for a file repair.

5. Use VirtualDub if its an AVI file. Its an excellent tool for repairing etc. Save the file again. It should work well.

6. Or use one of those freeware/shareware AVI fixing programs.

7. If its not an AVI file, my suggestion is to dump it and search for a better file.

Thats all folks!


Vaasan ;)

Hackers are not made... they are born.

My guess is that you only have downloaded CD 1 of 2.

Try searching for the name on bitzi (just press bitzi lookup on any file and then use the search bar on the site) to see if there isn't a CD 2 as well.

note: only search for the name, not the entire filename (it might not be the exact filename on both files)