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  1. 20th Jan 2007 20:28 #1
    Captain Satellite
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    I keep getting this error when trying to open RIVA Player. The only word I recognize is 'virus'. I've uninstalled and re-installed but get the same error. Any ideas?

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  2. 20th Jan 2007 20:34 #2
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    Dredging up my 'O'-level German (high school):

    This program is damaged. Possibly because of a virus or a bad sector on your non-removable disc. Please reinstall it.
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  3. 20th Jan 2007 20:37 #3
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    Not word for word, but close enough:

    This program is damaged possibly by virus or bad sectors. please reinstall it.
    If in doubt, Google it.
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    Thanks, guys. Any ideas on what could be going on here? I'm stumped.
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  5. 21st Jan 2007 01:01 #5
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    Couldn't you use VLC player instead?
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    I use both Riva's encoder and player....never seen that message before....
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  7. 21st Jan 2007 02:27 #7
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    Originally Posted by Jeremiah58
    Couldn't you use VLC player instead?
    Interesting. I've just discovered that my .flv files won't play in VLC player either.
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  8. 21st Jan 2007 02:49 #8
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    Originally Posted by Captain Satellite
    Interesting. I've just discovered that my .flv files won't play in VLC player either.
    Strange.
    I use VLC (0.86) and GOM player to play .flv from YouTube. I save those .flv to desktop first.
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  9. 21st Jan 2007 10:50 #9
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    If I convert them to .wmv files, they will play. For some reason, .flv files won't play. Anybody else?
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