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Hey all,
New here! I'm having problems watching some PDTV (Pure Digital TV) files. They are 700MB rips of a TV show I download and watch. They work on the other two computers in the house which have DVD drives but my computer doesn't.
So do I need a DVD drive or DVD software or something?
I'm not sure if any of you are familiar with GOTHiC rips...those are the ones i'm trying to watch.
Hope to hear from ya!
Cheers
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Do I need DVD drive/software to view these files? PDTV (Pure Digital TV) files no workie on my comp
#2 Guest_Mischcabob_*
Posted 20 November 2005 - 06:39 PM
It's just a BT release group I assume. PDTV is just the source.
More importantly you need to know the format which is usually in the filename:
In this case, it requires XVID codec. GSPOT will also help identify the codec you need. If it's an MPEG file then could be a VCD, VCD or DVD... so need DVD software or proper MPEG decoder. Hope that helps.
P.S. Just a reminder that we don't condone downloading pirated/copyrighted material. THanks.
More importantly you need to know the format which is usually in the filename:
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Absolute.Power.S02E03.PDTV.WS.XViD-GOTHiC.avi
In this case, it requires XVID codec. GSPOT will also help identify the codec you need. If it's an MPEG file then could be a VCD, VCD or DVD... so need DVD software or proper MPEG decoder. Hope that helps.
P.S. Just a reminder that we don't condone downloading pirated/copyrighted material. THanks.
#3 Guest_CLS55AMG_*
Posted 21 November 2005 - 09:26 AM
QUOTE(Mischcabob @ Nov 21 2005, 05:39 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
It's just a BT release group I assume. PDTV is just the source.
More importantly you need to know the format which is usually in the filename:
In this case, it requires XVID codec. GSPOT will also help identify the codec you need. If it's an MPEG file then could be a VCD, VCD or DVD... so need DVD software or proper MPEG decoder. Hope that helps.
P.S. Just a reminder that we don't condone downloading pirated/copyrighted material. THanks.
Yep filename is much the same. I'll check GSpot out and see how goes...More importantly you need to know the format which is usually in the filename:
In this case, it requires XVID codec. GSPOT will also help identify the codec you need. If it's an MPEG file then could be a VCD, VCD or DVD... so need DVD software or proper MPEG decoder. Hope that helps.
P.S. Just a reminder that we don't condone downloading pirated/copyrighted material. THanks.
Thanks heaps, great community you got here!
Keep up the work
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