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M4V Problems

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shyguy

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Hi all,

I recently downloaded my first TV episode from the iTunes store. I could just watch it on my iPod, but I'd rather look at it on my computer.

The problem is that the video runs like garbage. It's slow to the point of being completely unwatchable.

What's the deal? It's not that large a file (around 250mb); I can play much bigger files in other formats with no problem whatsoever.

What can be done?
 

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