Video file type

Is this Wurlitzer designed with a screen to play videos? Has it played video CD audio in the past?
There are a lot of different audio/video file types and some CD setups will only play 'audio' file types, (MP3, AAC, M4A). If the file format is commonly used as video the electronics in the player won't recognise the format and won't play it.

First off, you haven't given us the name of the file and its extension. That is necessary to even venture a guess at the type of file it is. That said, files are often mislabeled as to their correct extension
(ie: many .avi files are labeled .mpg). What matters most is what application and device you are using to play the video. If you are plugging a flash stick into a smart TV and expecting to play the video, you are more likely than not going to be disappointed. The few that do play video from remote sources usually only accept one or two specific types. You are better off with trying to play it on a regular PC. Even there, some media players fall far short of the mark in what they can accomplish. If you want a player that can play almost anything, Google VLC media player. It is free, but be careful during the install, since there are some "extras" it tries to sneak in that you don't need. Just decline, or skip, or de-select those annoying add-ons. If the file is so esoteric that the basic VLC media player won't play it, you can add additional codecs (decoders) with the free K-Lite Codec pack. Just Google that as well. Download the "full" version; only developers need the MEGA one. Install that, using default selections, and try again. If it still won't play, chances are it's a corrupt file.

Links below:



VideoLAN Official page for VLC media player the Open Source video framework


Download Lite Codec Pack

.avi file format is quite common, although some of the newer multimedia type of tv's play more than one type like .mp4, .flv,.mkv and so on...

Hello. There are a few factors as to what would allow or disallow the disc to play. The main reason is going to be the file type the video was saved as. Your computer will have an easy time playing because it can recognize the file type. As for DVD players or TV's with built in DVD players the device will have be able to recognize the file type and know how to play it. For example some DVD players may play a DivX movie but not an AVI. So your player probably doesn't recognize the file type you are wanting it to play. One other possibility is the disc wasn't finalized when burned.

Hi, to be able to the video file that Sylvania SMPK8858 MP3 Player plays, you will need to know the file format first before you can be able to convert the type of file you want to convert to play on your mp3 player.

You can use the below link to convert the file type of video you will want to convert to.

http://search.brothersoft.com/index.php?act=search.index&keyword=Total+video+convert++download&stype=windows


There are different types of converter available you can pickone and download..It's free.

Have a nice day..

There are several reasons why you may not play your video! but these are some reasons you may want to check!
Check the downloaded File Type!

• Right click on your file, then Properties

Make sure your Software can play that extension! The file type will be like this
Then please reply with the File type you was given!

Windows media player does not support all type of files to play. You can try to play those video in VLC player or follow the link & download the software then start set up. restart your system and play the video in Windows Media player.

http://ftp.freenet.de/pub/filepilot/windows/multim.../klcodec375f.exe
This is working like an engine. After install the software your Media player updated with some other time files. For exam: mp4,mpeg4,avi,mov etc type file can play via media player.
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Hi. The PSP only plays a limited number of video formats; I think off hand MP4 is one. It will not play AVI formatted files, the most common type on PC for downloading.Check the file type of the movie you are trying to watch, by right-clicking on the file on your PC then selecting 'properties'. It should say there. Also holding the cursor over the file for a few seconds should show you the file info. I am unsure how to convert between video formats, you might be able to download something online that will do that for you.

No usually media player will not play this type of file it will be a FLV type file format.
You can download some stand alone player to play the fiiles like this.

OR you can also download and install this package, this will allow Media PLayer to play the UTube files as well.
Both works well.
I hope this will help your out.


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