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WOW! Thanks Ms Coon.:cool:

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Just bought one, waiting to download.

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Why I can’t play using windows media player?

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Just downloaded and watch the adaptation video. So good! 30 min runtime. Jammed with information that will take me months to fully analyze. Well done! Look forward to more!

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I have issues downloading it. Do you have software for the RAR file?

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Same here.

http://www.ehow.com/how_6244949_play-files-windows-media-player.html

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Got it…

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Hello, I downloaded the RAR software and am just hearing audio for the team sports file, is this download only audio? Charlie

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It’s a video file. Check to make sure your codecs on your movie player (windows media, quicktime) are up to date.

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Actually, it’s an archive file that holds the video file, and it needs it’s own software.
I have Windows 7 Ultimate and I can’t open this…

Is there software I can trust, I don’t have to buy, and won’t expire in 30 days?
I purchased 4 of these…this is frustrating, I think most who purchase these are going to have the same problems. This RAR file system I’m sure is not commonly used, first time I have come across it.

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You are correct it’s an archive file.

http://rarlab.com/download.htm

Download: WinRAR x86 (32 bit) 4.00 beta 2

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This program is only a “Trial”, so after 40 days, if I want to keep using the RAR contents, I will have to purchase it.

When I opened this file, I received an automatic “file insight” from my Norton systems that stated “less than 10 users in the Norton community have used this file”
I know, I know… I’m whining… but this just adds extra cost and frustration to something that should be easily downloaded.

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NOOOO, extract your file and save it to desktop and you good to go forever.

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Ok, forget my whining…

:o

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still no luck in seeing the videos, just audio. I have tried the recommended downloads above…

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WinRAR never expires.

If it won’t play, try http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

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I am looking into this now.
thanks for your feedback.
Ange

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Hello Angela,

Everything worked out fine here…just needed to download the software to open the files…

Rick

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RAR is a common way to compress files. Just use something like 7-Zip http://download.cnet.com/7-Zip/3000-2250_4-10045185.html, unzip to your desktop and you’re good to go.

Oh, yeah – VLC media player is the best. It plays everything.

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I used 7-zip too. Very easy to use. With it I was able to move the video file into the non-compressed folder to play it on windows media player.