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    I can not play some f4v files on my Win XP PC.

    I've tried playing them with:

    VLC
    Media Player Classic
    Windows Media Player
    Moyea FLV Player
    FLV Player

    Some of those players 'appear' to play the audio only although no sound is actually played.

    Please advise me what to do.

    Many thanks.
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  2. try renaming extension to .mp4 , use kmplayer which should be able to play most, or re-wrap them into mp4 with yamb or ffmpeg
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    Thanks for the suggestion.

    KMPlayer also will not play the files, regardless of what file extension I give the files - tried mp4, flv, avi, wmv, mpg, and the original f4v.

    KMPlayer gives me the error: No combination of filters could be found to render the stream.

    Yamb crashes when I try to load the files for demuxing ('Extract').

    Any other ideas?

    Cheers.
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    By the way I just looked in VLC and the video codec is listed as: avc1
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    you may need to install a newer mp4 splitter (source filter)

    do you have a directshow avc decoder? e.g. ffdshow

    and you said "some", does that mean some play? perhaps the ones that don't are damaged?
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    Originally Posted by poisondeathray View Post
    and you said "some", does that mean some play? perhaps the ones that don't are damaged?
    No. I meant in some of the players I tried the audio appeared to play but no video and no sound was actually played.

    Solved the problem. It's a DRM issue. I need to use Adobe Media Player and enter a user/pass.

    Thanks all.
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