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| Hi,
just wondering why I cannot get the streaming videos to load. I keep getting file not found. I downloaded the software recommended and can't seem to figure it out. any help would be appreciated.
thanks
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Location: Freedom, WI | kly I had that problem too if you have windows 98 early edition they will not work, you need 98 late or newer, that was what fixed mine. If not check with Zach or Steve. |
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| Thanks,
but unfortunately I have xp, can this problem still be prevalent with my system or is it a software problem?
thanks
Kly |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | I have XP also, and have no problems. You said you downloaded the new Media Player, correct? Are you on a dial up, or broadband? |
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Location: Pewaukee, WI | i am on roadrunner with 2000 and it does not work........
the 1st ones you guys put up work but not the newer ones |
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| I have had better luck with the Windows Media or Quicktime downloadable versions as compared to the Streaming video versions. But not all videos have this option.
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Location: WI | Try right clicking on the black "Musky First" box when it comes up and then hit play. This may help you out. |
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| Hi guys,
Steve, I am on a broadband so that shouldn't be a problem, and I did download from the link provided. I will try downloading again to see if it did not boot or something?
Gotone I then tried the play trick with the black box and that did not work?
I will try the download again and hopefully it will work.
thanks for your help everyone
Kyle
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| I will insert the downloadable version for those vides over the next few days. Try those and let me know if that solves the problem.
Zach |
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| Okay,
I re-installed the software and I do not get the message anymore, however everytime after I open one of the files it freezes and will not respond?
Kly
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | OK. Go to add/remove programs, remove all versions of Media Player. Then click on this link, and when the window prompts you, select 'open'. Let it load, and then install it for XP. If your 'puter started doing that recently, go back to a date in system restore you are sure it was OK, and restore it to that date. Any added programs since that time will be lost, so make sure you have the links to any that you installed. Also, go to your system tools and do a disc cleanup and a defrag. Good to do anyhow. http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/download/default.asp Might as well be sure you are ready for the chat room, too. Login there, make sure your JAVA is updated and functioning. |
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| Thank you sir,
got them to work. all the looks good.
Kly |
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