need help re codec error
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You can try here:
http://www.free-codecs.com/download/Codec_Pack_All_in_1.htm
Or just google codecs. It's kinda trial and error to get it to work.
http://www.free-codecs.com/download/Codec_Pack_All_in_1.htm
Or just google codecs. It's kinda trial and error to get it to work.
dont use media player. Micorsoft is all about DRM, digitial rights management. Using windows media player, MS knows what you are viewing.
so much of the software people use communicates with the home corporation without the user ever knowing.
http://www.engadget.com/entry/3508496627337139/
Are Lexmark’s printers spying on you?
Posted Nov 12, 2004, 9:51 AM ET by Joshua Fruhlinger
Related entries: Desktops, Peripherals
Lexmark, makers of printers and scanners, has been caught monitoring users’ printer, scanning, and ink cartridge usage. Apparently, users on the comp.periphs.printers newsgroup found that the Lexmark installation software embeds itself in the registry and monitors printer activity via a file located at c:\program_files\lexmark500. While Lexmark originally denied the allegations, the reality of the spyware is pretty straight-forward, and they have come forward to admit their wrongdoing. Better late than never? It’s not clear what they are monitoring, though: Lexmark say they’re just tracking printer and cartridge usage, but the registration information and packets being sent say otherwise.
so much of the software people use communicates with the home corporation without the user ever knowing.
http://www.engadget.com/entry/3508496627337139/
Are Lexmark’s printers spying on you?
Posted Nov 12, 2004, 9:51 AM ET by Joshua Fruhlinger
Related entries: Desktops, Peripherals
Lexmark, makers of printers and scanners, has been caught monitoring users’ printer, scanning, and ink cartridge usage. Apparently, users on the comp.periphs.printers newsgroup found that the Lexmark installation software embeds itself in the registry and monitors printer activity via a file located at c:\program_files\lexmark500. While Lexmark originally denied the allegations, the reality of the spyware is pretty straight-forward, and they have come forward to admit their wrongdoing. Better late than never? It’s not clear what they are monitoring, though: Lexmark say they’re just tracking printer and cartridge usage, but the registration information and packets being sent say otherwise.
Othe possible codecs might include XVID and KVCD. I've seen MediaPlayer give similar issues with MPEG2 formats which play fine with DVD apps like PowerDVD etc.
