I watch downloaded videos

What kind of program do I need to download to watch the videos that I uploaded from my ipod?

If you have them on the iTunes Store, Apple's iTunes would be appropriate to use software. You can also try VLC Player.

Tags: Windows

Similar Questions

  • Windows Explorer restarts when you watch downloaded videos

    Explorer restarts when I look at a * video in my laptop.

    (* video video = downloaded, not online)
    When I open a folder with images, the images of pop completely and closes in a fraction of a second (really really fast allows to open/close).
    used sfc/scannow and found 1 corrupted file (cbs.log)
    used the check disk and memory and no diagnostic tool found nothing.
    search for viruses and found nothing but always return to the scans.
    no idea why this is happening?

    the problem has been the Illustrator for adobe... It is a plugin that does something for the video thumbnail or image on the PC. just had to remove with ShellExView... and the problem disappeared.

  • How can I watch and download videos like youtube flash videos if flash player can't stand not for mobile phones using the android version 4.0?

    My mobile android version is 4.1.2. At the present time, I can't watch and download videos from youtube. If flash player does not support any mobile by using the version of android more 4.0, how can I watch and download these flash videos?

    You can always download and install Flash for Android 4.0 which still works on android versions greater than 4.0, which is located on this site (http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/archived-flash-player-versions.html), which is the own adobe site. Look for the Flash for Android 4.0 and the latest version. Although it is not advisable to use an outdated version of flash as it is not secure.

  • Computer is very slow to download programs, especially at the start and when I try to watch a video clip, it takes forever to load.

    Original title: slow and jerky

    My computer is very slow to download programs, especially at the start.  I tried to reduce the programs start, but in vain.  Also when I try to watch a video clip, it takes forever to load, and then when he does, she plays in 2-3 seconds intervals.  Help

    Hi LouisBode,

    1 Windows operating system you are using?

    2 did you a recent software or hardware changes to the system?

    3. What is the brand and model of the computer?

    4. what program you use to play the videos?

    5. this happens with all the videos that you try to play?

    Method 1:

    If you are using Windows 7, you can run the troubleshooter of performance and check if it helps.

    Open the troubleshooter of Performance

    If you use Windows Vista, then try to run the Fixit from the link:

    Difficulty of Windows system performance slow computer problems

    Method 2:

    You can read the article and try the steps to solve the problem:

    How to resolve performance issues during startup in Windows Vista

    Note: This article also applies to Windows 7.

    Method 3:

    You can also refer to the computer or the device manufacturer's Web site and install the latest version of the drivers for graphics cards.

    Updated a hardware driver that is not working properly

    Update drivers: recommended links

  • I downloaded Silverlight and may not have to watch the videos

    original title: I downloaded silverlight may not have to watch the videos... He keeps wanting me to download it again...

    Silverlight will not work after download

    Hello

    1. what happens when you try to play videos?

    2 is the issue specific to MSN videos?

    3. do you get an error message or code?

    4. what browser do you use to play the videos?

    I suggest you to go through the steps mentioned in the link and the Coachman.

    The problems of Netflix streaming video in Internet Explorer running

    http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2710013

    You can also post your question to:

    Welcome to the Silverlight.NET Forums

    http://forums.Silverlight.NET/

    If the problem is specific to MSN, then you can also post your question to:

    How to contact MSN customer service

    http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/940784

    See also:

    Known issues and limitations of Netflix in Windows Media Center for computers that are running Windows 7

    http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/977116

  • When you watch a video on Facebook, etc., the video part freezes and the sound continues to play until I have spend on them... Same video works fine on Chrome?

    When you watch a video on Facebook, etc., the video part freezes and the sound continues to play until I have to go over it. I use Wuindows 7. The video will restart when I pass this pointer/mouse.
    The same video (s) works correctly when you use Chrome?

    This issue may be caused by malicious software.

    Make a check of malware with several malware scanning of programs on the Windows computer.
    Please scan with all programs, because each program detects a different malicious program.
    All of these programs have free versions.

    Make sure that you update each program to get the latest version of their databases before scanning.

    Alternatively, you can write a check for an infection rootkit TDSSKiller.

    See also:

  • I just get my new laptop, November 9 and when I go to watch a video of youtube that works the flash stockwave need help

    When I go on youtube and try to watch a video, a box pops up saying stockwave flash does not work I really need your help just get this Lalonde Sunday

    Have you tried to update Adobe flash player? Try to download and install from here:

    http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/

  • How can I download videos with RealPlayer?

    When I've upgraded to FireFox 13 my Plugin RealPlayer browser Record has been disabled as dangerous and unstable. Now I can't download videos that I watch with RealPlayer. When I activate the Plugin, I can't watch the video (I get a blank video screen). So, how can I download and save videos I want like those on the pulse of the planet by Rick Levine or other sites with recordable video? I downloaded and installed the latest version of RealPlayer and they say that I will be able to download videos but I can't. This problem is also related to this Plugin disabled?

    Hi all Freaked Out Firefox and RealPlayer users,

          This is the proper workaround for the problem of not being  able to see videos after the Adobe defective 11.3 update (either the 11.3.300.257 or the latest 11.3.300.262) and  not being able to download them with the RealPlayer Browser  Record Plugin extension because Firefox disabled it.You can  enable it but you won't be able to see videos unless you roll  back the defective update and disabling the extension doesn't even work  for some users to even let you see videos, much less download them. I successfully tested   uninstalling adobe's update 11.3  and reinstalling with two  different versions  - 10.3 and 11.2 and posted this on other  threads beginning 6/11. People who have tried it have been  very grateful once they stopped listening to all the  confusing and misleading recommendations by Firefox and  Adobe. It's the ONLY one that gives full use of RealPlayer as  well as updated security on the Flash Player and I've  provided  the most direct link to that version without having  to download a cumbersome .zip file. It's a link to the 10.3  version. You will see other references to the 11.2 version on  this thread. Although I tested that first and it works  equally well, there are known critical vulnerabilities as  reported by Secunia and Adobe,so I don't recommend it unless  you have top security software. I do, and had no trouble with  it. The 10.3, however, is up to date on security and works  equally well -I've tested both. Just remember to enable the  RealPlayer Browser Record Plugin extension after you roll  back the update.

          Alternatively, if you want, you can simply switch browsers  'till this is fixed. And for many of you for whom  FF  disabling the RealPlayer extension does not even work to  allow you to see videos - it didn't for me, and a Level Three  Case Manager I know at RealPlayer said the same thing- obviously it's not the best solution and even if it allows  you to see videos, these geniuses at Firefox have not been  even telling you how to then download videos with RealPlayer  - they've  been too busy following Adobe's "pass the buck and blame  RealPlayer so just disable it" nonsense without telling what  to do next, or that there are other much better choices. RealPlayer is likely not the cause (although there is a conflict in the interaction with the Adobe update.

                The Best Choices are:
 First Choice:

         Roll Back the Update to the 10.3 version -

    See  links below for both Adobe's uninstaller - to first uninstall the 11.3- and for the 10.3  version. Choose the 10.3 that says "for other browsers"- this  is for Firefox. The other one is for IE Active X. IE and has to be reinstalled also because the uninstaller removes both version.

    Adobe clean uninstall instructions, step 4, which says to remove the additional files and folders is not usually necessary and you can be denied access to delete all files. RealPlayer also said it is not necessary. I know how to create special permissions but don't mind not because most of the users don't know how to do this - I didn't, even though I am almost certain that one of these Firefox gurus will tell you that I'm wrong. It's good to make the move, only, it can be difficult for many and it does not seem necessary for me or someone else, from what I've heard.

            Note: When you reinstall the 10.3 change the update  setting from automatic to "Never check for updates" to avoid any more problems until this is finally  fixed. Adobe already updated to the 11.3.300.262 for Firefox (which was designed to ONLY fix the crash problems and not the video viewing problems) and didn't even fix that -I don't trust anything Adobe says right now until this is  permanently fixed. And in the future I strongly urge you to  do the same, keeping it on "Notify me if there are updates" in a future version where that choice is available. If you forget, you can change the setting from  the control panel. Click on Large Icons, then Flash Player and on then the   Advanced tab and dot the lower radio button for "Never check....." in the 10.3  If you don't  get notified of a new version you can always check this forum  which you need to do anyway because any new version at this  point is going to be a beta version fix until we test it  thoroughly and I don't care who disagrees with me on that, or  what Firefox says either.

    Second choice:

        Change Browsers -

    The Adobe problem involves only Firefox. You can watch videos and download them with the RealPlayer download button if you don't want to do the restore. You can even leave the extension off RealPlayer (if that allows to see the videos) and use another browser to download (just copy and paste the URL of the video on the address bar) and the RealPlayer download button will work.

    To uninstall 11.3

       http://forums.adobe.com/message/4041846#4041846

    To install 10.3

       http://forums.adobe.com/thread/889580  

Important Note: Remember, you have to reinstall both versions, the one for Firefox and for Internet Explorer  because the uninstaller removes both.

      This has worked perfectly for many others I've heard back  from - hope it works for you.

  • How to download videos to apple tv?

    How can you download videos to apple TV. Goal is to not have to distribute Mac on the Apple TV, but use the TV as a stand-alone full to watch the video. The apple TV is the latest model before the Apple TV 2 (latest version with siri). This was written on 12/12/15.

    It is not possible. The Apple TV is a streaming device, there are storage apps/games, but without the ability to sync.

  • Where are the downloaded videos...

    Hi all.  iPhone on the last IO 9.1 6.  I'm sure that it is a simple and easy question.

    Wandering on an educational site which offers free downloads of video to allow for viewing not connected to WiFi or data.  When this video would reside for access for later or I have to keep a tab open for video in Safari?  If she stays in Safari, is there a way to put this video on the application of video to store and access my logic?

    Logically, I think this downloaded video is automatically available on the application of videos on the phone or have a "Save as" for such an application.  Thank you in advance for the answers!

    Only videos purchased from the iTunes Store or synced from your computer will appear in the video application. There are other applications that you can record the video in to watch later, but not the video App.

  • I have problems with viewing and downloading videos

    Hi I'm trying to watch videos in youtube and windows media player, but I can't do it. I use Windows XP Professional when I start watching a video, it starts to download and then I get the circle to peas autour going around and around but it does not play when she plays it stops and how can I solve this problem?

    Thank you
    E-mail address is removed from the privacy *.

    Hi upthearts,

    One of the possible reasons could be the speed of the internet thanks to which time can take to the buffer. It has one or more of the following could cause this;

    ·         The Internet connection speed

    ·         Amount of RAM (Random Access Memory) used on the computer

    ·         Amount of memory available on the computer

    Method 1: You can pause the video and let the video buffer for a few minutes before selecting the 'Play' button again. Giving the download a few minutes to catch up while the video is paused can help solve the problem.

    When the bar of State indicates the video transfer or the download is complete, resume playback of the video using the controls.

    Method 2: You can also contact your ISP (Internet Service Provider) to check connection problems.

  • How can I watch a video clip without slaughter and reload the buffer

    When you try to watch a video clip... site... it will start and then stop and start again... and so on

    Looks like it can only buffer alittle at a time, plays a short song and stops, play a piece and short stop... and

    Hello

    Normally the speed depends on your internet connection, Buffering is simply the process of downloading the documents in the file and now it until it can be displayed.

    You can try to configure Windows Media Player:

    1 open Windows Media Player.
    2. right click on the title-> Tools Bar-> Options-> Performance tab.
    3. set the desired changes in the section network buffering.

    Buffering is simply storing the content before the media begins to play. Some will have noticed a short break before the multimedia readings, and it's just data backup application in the hope that small network dips will be not noticed. The ultimate solution is, of course, get more bandwidth. If you are tiring to watch an HD video on a connection by modem 56 k no degree of buffering won't help you unless you download the entire video clip before you play. Get more bandwidth means generally pay your ISP more money for a better plan.

    I hope this helps...

  • Watch a video on the net, then all of a sudden my screen goes to a cartoon looking for colors

    Original title: Ive downloaded updates for display adapter igp340m a cant figure how to upgrade... my prob is im watching a video on the net, and then all of a sudden my screen goes to a cartoon looking for colors...

    E-mail address is removed from the privacy *.

    Hi Russell,

    The problem you are having with the video playback online may also be due to flash player or JAVA installed on your computer.
    Install the latest version of flash player and JAVA on your computer and check if it helps.

    You can install the latest version of flash player and JAVA from the following link:http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/

    http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/install-Java-in-Internet-Explorer

    You can follow the steps in the link below to install the updates for the drivers: the problems of device driver: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/setup/support/driver.mspx

    How to manage devices in Windows XP:http://support.microsoft.com/kb/283658

    With regard to:

    Samhrutha G S - Microsoft technical support.

    Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

  • Error: "IT TAKES ADOBE FLASH PLAYER TO WATCH THIS VIDEO.

    original title: ADOBE FLASH PLAYER

    I uninstalled adobe flash player program from my computer without knowing it can affect the ability to watch badminton on the YOU TUBE videos.  When I tried to watch the YOU TUBE video, the message "YOU NEED ADOBE FLASH PLAYER to WATCH THIS VIDEO". So I downloaded and reinstalled the flash player from adobe program, I thought that this will help you solve problems.  However, next time when I watched the video, same message "YOU NEED ADOBE FLASH PLAYER to WATCH THIS VIDEO" came again.  To the point of occasionally, I am still unable to watch these videos on YOU TUBE.  All comment or suggestion would be appreciated.

    Make sure that you install the most recent version of the Adobe Web site:

    http://www.Adobe.com/

    And chose flash player

    If you download it on another Web site, then uninstall and install from the Adobe Web site.

    Make sure install also that you on the same browser you use to watch Youtube videos. Then restart your PC and see if the problem is solved or not.

  • Why Vista freezes watching the video?

    While watching a video of online information, Windows Vista has frozen twice in half an hour.  Videos (videos from two different sources of marketing) has reached a certain point, then the computer froze.  This has never happened before, and my computer is less than seven months old.  I use Firefox as my web browser.

    To thaw it, I had to unplug the computer - which was the only option.

    What are the causes that and how can I prevent it?

    Collis

    CollisHarris,
    Thank you for visiting the Microsoft Answers community forum.

    What video player are these videos for help - Windows Media Player, Flash, QuickTime, etc. ?  And what version of this player are you using?  Can you upload the video to your computer and play?  That would tell you a lot if you can download it, save to your computer and play offline.
    That you get error messages when your computer crashes?
    Rather than pull the plug on your computer, have you tried to do ctrl + alt + delete and check to see which application is not answer and then end the task?  Or check the processes to see which process is using 100 percent of your resources and put an end to this process?  Or even by using the Task Manager to restart your computer?  Pulling the plug isn't a good idea.  Your computer's reset button it?

    Try doing a clean boot and see that if the same thing happens, it will tell you if a third party process is interfering or cause a conflict.

    How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista
    http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

    Let us know the answers to these questions so that we can better help you.
    Thank you

    Gloria
    Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
    Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

Maybe you are looking for