Microsoft 2000 OS, all videos playing too fast, what to do?

Have MS 2000 Professional OS
All online streaming videos (like youtube) playing too fast, extremely annoying rushing "chipmunk" effect.

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Hello helpful people!
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While I don't listen to audiobooks on myh iPad, the following might apply in your case:
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Green Kiwi wrote:
> Could be. I used a piece of free software from
1and1.co.uk (they host my site)
> its called Prism Video Converter. Never used it before
but was very simple. So
> simple that it never even talked about encoding.
>
> I do have flash 8, but I've only had it about a week and
don't really know
> what I'm doing. I know that it can convert video into
FLV format. Do you think
> I should try converting it through Flash 8 instead?
I think you should give it ago, the Flash Encoder is straight
forward
from what I remember.
Steve

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This is a continuation of an old thread that was never resolved:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=853393
Basically, nothing has changed. I can bounce my tracks from Logic, and they play fine everywhere except iTunes, where they play too fast. I can play them on my iPod in the car and everything works at normal speed.
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Please see this link : http://ec202.classicinformatics.com/demo/cropper/
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Green Kiwi wrote:
> Could be. I used a piece of free software from
1and1.co.uk (they host my site)
> its called Prism Video Converter. Never used it before
but was very simple. So
> simple that it never even talked about encoding.
>
> I do have flash 8, but I've only had it about a week and
don't really know
> what I'm doing. I know that it can convert video into
FLV format. Do you think
> I should try converting it through Flash 8 instead?
I think you should give it ago, the Flash Encoder is straight
forward
from what I remember.
Steve

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