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  http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/713070

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  Dear all,
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  I'm downloading sports videos on YouTube especially snooker.
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  You are welcome

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  The DVD or blue ray player can understand what type of tv it is connected to (widescreen digital tv or old crt 4:3 tv) and deliver the right signal to make it all good look...

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