said:
>
>> successfully. Someone sent me a .WMV attachment today, and I tried to
>> run it just for fun, but I got an error message.
>> -----
>> The box said:
>> Error!
>> Error while opening file.
>
> Run it how? Run is a pretty generic term. I can tell you my car runs
> fine, but it does not play WMV all that well either
Well, then I guess WarpVision runs fine, except for not playing any
multimedia content that I throw at it....
Maybe my WarpVision install and your car both need a tune up to get them
to play WMV files!
From F:\WVGUI, I typed "video2 f:\User\Mpeg\Price_of_Gas.WMV".
The WVGUI directory on my F: drive is where I unzipped WarpVision back
in August of 2005.
I haven't tried using it from SeaMonkey yet, or tried to set up an icon
to run it from the Desktop, or, if there are other ways to "run" WV, I
haven't tried those either, since I don't know them.
>
>> Jordan, Steven, or whomever else, can you give me some guidance?
>
> Sure. Tell us what you did and what happened. Then we can tell you what
> to try next. You do need to tells in words that don't require us to be
> looking over you shoulder to understand what you really mean.
>
> For an example of how to ask questions that make sense, you might take a
> look at the recent thread titled "PMView crash."
>
> Regards,
>
> Steven
>
Also, please remember that I'm still looking for a guide of some kind to
how I can put all the pieces together to run WarpVision successfully.
If the "guide" comes in pieces, I would be happy to try and develop it
into useful documentation for others to use.
I have read here and there that folks have successfully used (I almost
said "run") WarpVision to view commercial DVD movies. So far, I can
barely get WarpVision to show me the simplest videos.
Colin
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