I am trying to find a free codec for my phillips 8gig go gear

tthis device supports MPEG-4-based video formats such as DIVX, XVID, and WMV. Some players may also handle copy-protected videos. as for songs. this supports:

Apple Lossless: Apple (Mac) format for an uncompressed sound file
AAC: Advanced Audio Coding
ATRAC: Adaptive TRansform Acoustic Coupling
FLAC: Free Lossless Audio Codec
MPEG: Moving Picture Experts Group
OGG: Short for Ogg Vorbis, a free, open source music format
WAV: Uncompressed Windows standard for waveform audio files
WMA: Windows Media Audio
if you wan to watch a video that is not supported you always just convert it using http://www.soft29.com/freeware/smv_converter.html. this is a freeware meaning its a free website. with a free program. :) glad i could help

i think you should get a converter to help you reach it.
Video Download Studio from http://www.downloadvideos-convert.com/download-videos-music
have a free trial!

I have found that the Klite Codec pack supports almost every type of media that I use with Media Player

You can download it here http://www.free-codecs.com/k_lite_codec_pack_download.htm

If your dvd rom isn't recognizing any dvds or maybe curtain dvds you need to download both a DVD decoder, such as Roxio, WinDVD or Cyberlink Power DVD, as well as a complete set of codecs, the best codec pack you can find at this link, make sure to download the full version. http://www.free-codecs.com/k_lite_Codec_Pack_download.htm

Good Luck =)

Try and update the video card. also make sure that it is installed correctly pull it out and reseat it make sure the power wire is also plugged in

You have to use the Philips (Arcsoft) Media Converter to convert/transfer videos. If the converter is not recognizing a specific video type - FLV, for instance - download a free program called Riva FLV Encoder and convert the videos to AVI format first. Then the Philips Media Converter will recognize them.

The Philips Media Converter is not capable of converting an entire DVD - you will have to acquire video editing software, and then break up the DVD files into 15-minute chunks, and then convert each chunk.

If you are getting a codec error, do a google search for free video codecs - they are out there. Windows Codec Pack and downloading the latest version of quicktime will give you most of these needed codecs.

This player is not capable of playing copyright-protected videos - so don't even bother with them.

Additional information is available both from Philips website and from Arcsoft's website.

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

Install k-lite codec pack(its free),

http://www.free-codecs.com/download/K_lite_codec_pack.htm

Tell me , what happened.

Even the newest version of the Arcsoft Media Converter, I have found, doesn't recognize FLV files even if you have an FLV codec. Use a free program called Riva FLV Encoder to convert any FLV files to AVI format first. Then Arcsoft will recognize it.

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

download codec from the internet it should be free. go to codec.com and check it out.

If the video file you are trying to convert is in AVI format, get an AVI codec. If it is in FLV format, get an FLV codec. Same with Mpeg. The codecs are available for free online from many websites.

-Tha Mp3 Doctor