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November 18th, 2004
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 download i have downloaded a film on to my hard drive but it is to small and cannot be a whole film when i try to play it in media plyer it dont work were can i download a whole film also why do you have to upload and were does it go to i am completly lost  |
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November 18th, 2004
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 Look in the Tips & Tricks section of this forum. Movies should be at least 500 MB in size if they're genuine whole movies. Small ones are often just rubbish/spam/worse. Make sure yo have most of the popular codecs such as divx, 3ivx, etc. which are free & can find with a Google search. Get more than one player. VLC has built in codecs. |
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