Need for MPEG-2 Player

will this convert Mp4 movies to file for i-movie? I thought QT Pro did that? This in follow up to my last question

No, you don't need that. If you don't do the import I suggested in the other answer, do an export from QuickTime Player to DV Stream. Both iMovie and FCE should quite like that format. No need to involve MPEG-2.

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I need the Adobe Flash Player version 11.1.102.64plug in on my MacAir to view Ustream videos. Adobe message says the version is for Intel-based Macs with Safari; also says that I "may have to temporarily disable antivirus software. is it safe to download?

I need the Adobe Flash Player version 11.1.102.64plug in on my MacAir to view Ustream videos. Adobe message says the version is for Intel-based Macs with Safari; also says that I "may have to temporarily disable antivirus software. is it safe to download?

Your MacBook Air is an Intel-based system. To download the current version (11.2.202.228), go to http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/ and download it from there.
If there is still a Flash issue, you can try the Google Chrome browser, which has the current Flash built into it, to see if it works any differently with the videos. It's available from https://www.google.com/chrome

What type of flash player do I need for an iPad 4?

What type of flash player do I need for an IPad 4.

IOS device do not support Flash
However Skyfire, Photon, iSwifter, Browse2Go and Puffin Web Browser will provide limited Flash capability

What software do i need to play sound for MPEG-1 Muxed or MPEG-2 Muxed?

i converted one of my video files
but it only plays the vidoe but no sound.
according to "article" on this webpage,
I need speical software to play sounds for
MPEG-1 Muxed or MPEG-2 Muxed files.
WHAT SOFTWARE DO INEED?!
Please and thank you

Hello!!
Actually, you need Oracle Spatial or Oracle Locator. Oracle Locator is free on Oracle Express, and you could start with it. Otherwise, if you want to know more, Oracle Spatial comes with Oracle Enterprise, and Oracle 10g gives you a schema that allow you to store, manage and query spatial data through Oracle functions, etc.
To start using MapViewer, considering that you already have some spatial data stored on the database, you could download the MapViewer kit at http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/spatial/index.html.
You could buy the Pro Oracle Spatial book. It´s very good.
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Need help Installing Flash player 10.3 for firefox. It stops at 50%

So I have Windows Vista Basic Home, I tried updating my Flash version in firefox because it was out of date, but everytime it start downloading it , then I get the a message that says "Error " Appliation in use." I uninstalled it and followed all the suggestions on the websites nothing is working. I even uninstall google chrome thinking it was the problem but I'm still having that problem so I really don't know what to do because now the only place Flash player is installed seems to be Google chrome that I had to redoawload, but everywhere else tells me that I need to install it.

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Date: Thu, 29 Sep 2011 15:13:29 -0600
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Subject: Need help Installing Flash player 10.3 for firefox. It stops at 50%
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Which Adobe Flash Player do I need for my Kindle Fire?

Which Adobe Flash Player di I need for my Kindle Fire?

Please see our certified device list for details. If you're dealing with the older version of the Kindle Fire, Flash Player should be supported. It is not supported with the latest version of the Fire HD.
http://www.adobe.com/devnet-apps/flashruntimes/certified-devices.html

Mini iPad says it doesn't support adobe flash player that is needed for many applications

Mini iPad says it doesn't support adobe flash player that is needed for many applications

Yes, that is correct. Apple products DO NOT support flash. Thank you, Apple.

I need help copying a non-protected DVD to a format for a DVD player

I was given a DVD+R disc by a missionary which has an audio/video file on it which plays on my IMac with Snow Leopard but which will not play on my Magnavox
NB500MG1F Blu-Ray DVD player. I rerecorded the disc on a compatible DVD-R for the DVD player, but it still won't play. How can I copy the disc to make more copies to give to other people who are interested in the project? There are no copyright considerations, as it was home-made by the missionary.
Thanks!

If it was burned as a data DVD, you need to use a product such as iDVD to burn it as a video DVD. If you used the DVD Player to play the video, it's a video DVD. If you used the QuickTime Player, it's probably a data DVD.
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Do i need to charge my player/batt for 1

hi everyone, i need some kind of help here. i just sent my player for servicing last week and they replaced me with a new one. was wondering if i need to recharge the player or batt for 0 hours again, anybody knows? btw i held on to the batt i was given when i first bought the player.

The phone will have some charge on it out of the box. You may use it immediately. Charge it when it runs out or when you're done using it.
See Apple's information here:
http://www.apple.com/batteries/iphone.html

What program do i need for making dvds I can play in a dvd player

what program do i need for making dvds that i can play in a dvd player?

iDVD.
Apple no longer sells it. Buy any version of iLife from your favourite software vendor. iLife 11, 09, and 08 all contain the same version of iDVD.
When you get the disc install only iDVD, then update it here:
iDVD 7.1.2
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1414

What does kindle fire hd need for flash player

what flash do i need for kindle fire hd 8.9 want to run zinio

Hi andyold,
The latest Kindle Fire HD is not officially supported by Flash Player. Please see this page for a list of all certified devices:
Flash Player Certified Devices
That said, some users have been able to get Flash Player working on the Kindle Fire by using Dolphin, a third party browser.
How to install Adobe Flash on your Kindle Fire HD
Get Flash on Kindle Fire HD (video)

What is a good free substitute for Adobe Flash Player? Apple will not download this but I need it for several things I want to do?

What is a good "free" substitute for Adobe Flash Player? I need this for photos to be developed.

link5645 wrote:
You cannot substitute another app for Flash because it is proprietary technology. Apple is adamant about keeping Flash out of their phones and tablets, hence why you will not find it in the App Store. If you want to be able to use Flash on-the-go, consider purchasing an Android device.
Doesn't matter at this point. Android 4.0.3 is the last OS he'll have if he wants flash. Adobe has already stopped development for their mobile flash player.

NEED RECOMMENDATION FOR NEW MP3 PLAYER

I have a Clip+ and a Fuze+, but both are old and the battery will not hold a charge for very long. I've been considering the Clip Sport. I love the interface of my old Fuze+...the way all your music (internal and external drives) all show up on one list. I also saw on Sandisk.com that for the Clip Sport the higest SDHC card recommended for mp3 is 8GB. I can live with that, I guess. Does anyone find it inconvenient to go back and forth from the internal drive to the card when selecting music to play or for making a playlist? I'd really like to get a Clip Zip, but I found an grossly overpriced refurb on ebay. Does anyone know where I can find a reasonably priced Clip Zip? I'll be looking forward to hearing from users RE recommendations for a new player. Thanks in advance.

"I'd really like to get a Clip Zip, but I found an grossly overpriced refurb on ebay." Refurb Clip Zip 4GB players are priced at $30 on Ebay. Yes, new ones are a bit expensive. At less than half the price of a new one though, imo the refurbs are worth the risk, especially if you buy two of them. As for the Clip Sport, it has a limit of 2,000 songs for each of the internal memory and the card memory. I use 256 kbps mp3 for my music. It took around 14GB for me to reach the 2,000 song limit, so I use a 16GB card in my Clip Sport. A 16GB card holds around 14.6GB or so of files. The Sport can't combine songs from internal and card memory into a single playlist. I also have Clip+ and Clip Zip players which I have put Rockbox on. Rockbox is a free alternative firmware (operating system) which is available for the Clip+, Clip Zip, Fuze, and Fuze+, but not the Clip Sport or Clip Jam. Rockbox enables many additional features, and has a huge song database. Some format 128GB micro SDXC card as FAT 32, fill it with songs, and use it in a Rockboxed Clip+ or Rockboxed Clip Zip. The Clip Sport is okay if you don't have a large number of songs you want on the player. Some might buy a 4GB one for example, and use the internal storage for classical music and podcasts, and have a 16GB or 32GB card in it for rock music. If you are okay with 2,000 or fewer songs on a player, then the Clip Sport would be good for you. Yes, you could put around another 1,000 songs in internal memory at 256 kbps if you get an 8GB Sport, but then you couldn't integrate those together in a playlist with songs on the card. Depending on the average length of your songs, you might need a 32GB card to reach the 2,000 song limit, especially if your songs are at 320kbps mp3. Also keep in mind that Sandisk players(except for those that support Rockbox and have Rockbox installed on them) have trouble with cards faster than class 4, so using a Sandisk class 4 micro SDHC card is advise for maximum compatability. Some 32GB cards by other makers might cause problems in Sandisk players even if they are class 4 or slower.

EXPORT LONG FILES IN 1080p for Windows Media Player

Hello, need some help in exporting and encoding some large files from Premiere CS6.
We have 4 Sequences, each totalling 45minutes in length and in 1080p (ProRes422).
We need to export and encode for Windows Media Player as quickly as possible.
Looks like each export is going to take over an hour from Premiere as "Match Sequence Settings"
-keep in mind there is NO AUDIO.
Once it's out of Premiere as an MPEG, I can transcode to any format. Ultimately WMV would be optimal,
but we need to transcode the MPEG into a MOV file before 'Episode' will accept it, just to make the WMV files.
Target files: (4) 1080p Windows Media Player compatible files
Does anyone have a better workflow workaround? Midnight hour and need help!
Thanks in advance,
Dan

Thanks Jim, I can't export to WMV out of Premiere or Media Encoder. I use Episode to make my WMV files, and since Episode doesn't take MPEG in from Premiere (sigh)
I have to first make them in Quicktimes..
But yes! Anything Windows Media Player can handle... should I just go with the 5GB MPG files? No way for me to test, I'm on a Mac and these are playing on a PC
thanks for your help

Installing codecs for mpeg-3 on Oracle Linux 6.4

Hi,
I am trying to install the required codecs for mpeg-3 on my Oracle 6.4 Linux box, with no success. I found the discussion from August 2011 Re: How to install media codecs in OL6 U1 on how to do this and have followed the instructions, (I had to substitute the fedora rpm for a more up to date one as the original is no longer available at that url). However, after doing this I am still unable to install mpg321. Do these instructions just need updating or is there something more fundamental wrong with my system?
Best Regards and thanks in advance for any help
Daniel

Are you trying to play back video or only audio. Anyway, perhaps your best option is VLC VideoLan. It is also available from Repo(rpm)forge.
So perhaps just try the following:
yum install vlc
It will install quite a bunch of libraries, inluding ffmpeg and lame, etc. from the OL6 and RPMforge repository.
# yum info vlc
Loaded plugins: security
Available Packages
Name        : vlc
Arch        : x86_64
Version     : 1.1.13
Release     : 1.el6.rf
Size        : 15 M
Repo        : rpmforge
Summary     : The VideoLAN client, also a very good standalone video player
URL         : http://www.videolan.org/
License     : GPL
Description : VideoLAN Client (VLC) is a highly portable multimedia player for various
            : audio and video formats (MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, DivX, mp3, ogg, ...) as
            : well as DVDs, VCDs, and various streaming protocols.
            : Available rpmbuild rebuild options :
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            :           a52 vorbis mpeg2dec flac aa caca esd alsa xosd
            :           lsp lirc id3tag faad2 theora mkv modplug smb speex glx x264
            :           gnomevfs vcd daap upnp pvr live portaudio avahi hal glide
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