running when the computer boots up, this is a new lap top and every single program seems to be running on startup.

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I have been working on a new version of FLV Player. The most important change is the ability to play On2 VP6 encoded FLV files.

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its very confusing as i google some of them, but nowhere doe’s doe’s it mention about start up

Windows vista

Well if you download another program doesnt it make that one useless too? So i guess when using it, it deletes it self Click START, in the run box type MSCONFIG and go to the STARTUP tab. This is the programs that run from startup. I would advise disabling anything you dont need in there but make sure you leave the firewall/antivirus programs running.

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Startup Inspector will tell you what all the applications and processes are and will allow you to disable any of them from starting at bootup. You can still start them later if you want.

http://www.windowsstartup.com/

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I have been working on a new version of FLV Player. The most important change is the ability to play On2 VP6 encoded FLV files.

As free FLV Downloader, can download FLV files from any sites easily.

Aside from Any Video Converter, which freeware video converter do you recommend using to convert wmv video files into mpeg and avi which I can also save into my pc so I can play them later? Thanks a lot!

You can try Cucusoft DVD and Video converters suite which includes Cucusoft Ultimate DVD and Video Converter Suite. It is the best all-in-one DVD and video conversion software converts DVDs and videos to play on almost any portable device including iPod, iPhone, Zune, PSP, video capable MP3 players, video capable mobile phones, and Pocket P.C., etc.

it called “Next Video Converter”. It is easy to use, you only need click few button.
Next Video Converter is a free video converter and DVD ripper with easy-to-use graphical interface, fast converting speed, and excellent video quality. It can convert almost all video formats including DivX, XviD, MOV, RM, RMVB, MPEG, VOB, DVD, WMV, and AVI to MPEG-4 movie format for iPod, iPhone, PSP or other portable video device, MP4 player, or Smartphones. It can also rip DVD to any video format.

I had been looking for free video converter before, but I found some problems existed in these free things such as many annoying ads, watermarks, only convert small part of it, even worse, it almost destroyed my computer system.
In this condition, I would like to pay for the valuable one.

From downloading the app to install it, how to download it, where to download them from, etc.
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first you need to get torrents from a website you can use
http://www.thepiratebay.org

thats the best torrent website out there right now.

then you need to install a program that opens the torrent file and starts downloading whatever the torrent has, you can use bittorrent, i use it and it works great.! you can download it from here

(it will start downloading when you click on it)
http://www.bittorrent.com/btusers/downlo…

and then you just wait till its done downloading. if you need further help just email me.

hope that helps.
I see that the download transfer rate is KB,which I think it mean kilobytes,but that cannot be right,then? Since,when I used to have 56kbps. I remember that sometimes,the download transfer rate was 7 KB,(not sure anymore). Then,7 KB (kilobytes) is 56 kilobits,but you cannot use 100% of an internet connection just for a download or so,I think you cannot.

Whenever I open my wmp, a small window pops up and it says something likeHi,if you want to kown more convert dvd to mpeg,pavtube dvd ripper tips or dvd to 3gp converter,Pls view my next Blog dvdripper.

“Windows Media Player cannot play the file. The Player might not support the file type or might not support the codec that was used to compress the file.”

Can someone please tell me where I can download the supported codec?

Thank you!
Hi, you should get the k-lite MEGA codec pack (it’s free). You can find it here.

http://www.codecguide.com/download_mega….

It is much better than downloading seperate codecs because so many codecs are included in that pack that it allows you to play most videos.

If you prefer to only download codecs that you need then you can download codecs manually whenever you come across a video file that you can’t play.

For example if you can’t play a .avi file then you will need the DIVX & XVID Codecs. I found this out just by typing in Google How do i play .avi files?

They both are included in the K-lite Mega Codec Pack though so that would be the better choice for you.

Also if you can’t see file extensions (.avi) then here’s how you set your computer to show file extensions. This is for Windows only, I don’t think it can be done on Macs.

In XP when inside a folder click Tools>>>Folder Options>>>View tab>>>Untick hide known extensions for file types.

In Vista go to your control panel, make sure you’re viewing it in the classic view. Double click folder options, Click the view tab>>>Untich hide known extensions for file types.

Hope this helps.
you should be able to right click the file and it will ask to search the web for the appropriate program that will help play the file

This has happened to me once before and I had to download all the music all over again. Does anyone know if there is anyway to recover the music from my iTunes on a laptop that no longer works? All the music is still on my iPod which I still have, can I connect my iPod to another computer and just transfer the music from that?

Your best bet would probably be to just transfer the music off of your iPod onto another computer. It’s possible if you took your laptop somewhere they could recover your files, but that would cost money of course.

There are some programs out there that can do the iPod to computer transfer for you, but I prefer to do it myself (no risk of spyware etc that way). To manually transfer your music off of your iPod:

1. Enable viewing of hidden folders on your computer. How exactly to do this varies by operating system, so just run an internet search for “show hidden folders in ______” where blank is Windows XP or whatever operating system you have.

2. Connect your iPod to your computer and open it up using My Computer. When you open it up you should see a folder labeled “Music”

3. Copy that music folder to your computer - you can drag and drop it or do a right click and select copy and then right click where you want to transfer it to and select paste.

4. Import the music files into your iTunes library. There are options for doing this under the “File” menu in iTunes - by file will take one song at a time, by folder will take a whole folder of files at once.
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Ok, So what I’m trying to due, is take anime’s that I have downloaded and cut the episodes into movie’s. To do it, I need to be able to pull the voices out of a single audio track, ditch the music so that i can add my own and not have chopped up music when I edit the clips into a movie.

realistically no, I have sat in on a few sound recordings, for movies and foley, but anyway, this was a massive sound board, and they had to filter the background music away and sample older vinyl, in the end they still had to build the new track around the same background music. most sampled music is the same way, they cut around it the best they can, and camouflage the rest
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Isn’t there a way to use the music I purchased from I tunes to be used on a slideshow program. I am able to burn a CD with the music but can’t get the music on my program. What is going on?

Itunes music is security coded so the only way to read the music is by using Itunes. However, there is a work around. You could burn the music to a CD. Then, open up Windows Media player and rip the cd back to your harddrive. This will create mp3 files that can be read through any player. Then you should be able to insert the music into the program that you are using to make the slideshow.

you have to change the file type of the music, i think itunes is a mp4 file format or something
try right clicking on it then go down to create acc version and click on it, that should work, if not do some research online about changing itunes song file format

anouther way is too burn it onto a cd and follow these steps on the link bellow.

You need a dvd to ipod converter to help you, because most of movies/videos formats are not played on iPod directly. I downloaded a video to iPod Converter Suite to help me.
This software can convert both DVD’s and videos to ipod directly. It’s fast,easy and very wonderful. I think it is a good choose.

Download, convert and save videos directly from Youtube and more.
Formats:

-AVI, DIVX/XVID, MPEG, WMV, MOV,
-MP4 (HD/HQ - Download faster in High Quality and HD) *Recommend
-3GP (Download faster for Phone)
-FLV (Download faster - Rename file .FLV - Example: Namevideo.flv)
-MP3, WAV (Audio Only)

1. copy the video url (Example: www.youtu . . . .)
2. go to Forinside
3. paste the video url in the url box
4. select format (AVI, AVI (DIVX/XVID), MPEG, MP4 (HD/HQ), 3GP, WMV, MP3, FLV, MOV, WAV)
5. Click download

Control Panel, Sounds and Audio Devices > check these settings to make sure theres nothing out of the ordinary selected here.

Check you program Startup

Start > Programs > Startup, Make sure theres nothing that automagically starts that you dont want.

This could be were you mysterious sound is coming from

Hope This Helps

Unless someone has set up a “scheduled task” in windows to start playing some music onyour computer at a scheduled time (do you have any brothers, sisters, friends who would have access to your computer to do this and who would actually want to goof up your computer?) then your system is likely infected with some sort of malware. But first check to see if there is a scheduled task to play music. If not, then do some system scanning for potential infection.

If you’re on one of the recent Windows operating systems, and this is tied to logging in, you go to Sound in your Control Panel.

Then on the Sounds tab check things like Windows Logon to see what matches what you’re hearing.