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Video But No Sound

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I downloaded a DVDRip of Sleepless In Seattle but there is no sound when I try to watch it. It is a .avi file, and Quicktime told me I may need to download a codec to make it work but it didn't tell me which one. I tried reopening the file but the error message won't appear again.

Anyone know what to do?

Thanks!
 
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Flip4Mac I think could help you, or download VLC media player, which is fab.
 
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VLC is a must app just to have, it will try (and usually succeed) in playing ->any<- video file.

but, just to warn you, pirating things is against the forum rule and you can get into trouble, just try to keep that part to yourself. ;)
 
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VLC is a must app just to have, it will try (and usually succeed) in playing ->any<- video file.

but, just to warn you, pirating things is against the forum rule and you can get into trouble, just try to keep that part to yourself. ;)

Thanks for the heads up ;)
Sorry to the admins.

Probably Perian http://perian.org/ You'll need Tiger or later.

Yep! It worked! Although I still think I will download VLC!
 

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