pool video website help

i found a new pool match website but i don't know how to watch the videos that are posted on it. The website is play7665.net they have plenty of matches on there but i just don't know how to watch them it goes to my windows media player and then it says something about a codec any help greatly appreciated.
 
poolgodsloveme said:
i found a new pool match website but i don't know how to watch the videos that are posted on it. The website is play7665.net they have plenty of matches on there but i just don't know how to watch them it goes to my windows media player and then it says something about a codec any help greatly appreciated.


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No, you have to download the files that are found on the website.
Then you need a torrent programm like azureus or bitcomet.
You open the files with the programm and have to download the matches.

These are usually avi files or mpeg files which you can watch with almost any media player.
 
That site is taking money out of the pocket of just about every single video producer in the industry.

I am pissed off so I can only imagine how Pat Fleming feels.

Before anyone starts in on the file sharing arguments, I know them. I also know this is a tiny industry and if people give away our products then we will cease to make them.

I only hope people who download that stuff decide to support the people who make it possible.
 
JCIN said:
I only hope people who download that stuff decide to support the people who make it possible.
that's the most important part. I won't go any further since the thread is not about p2p ethics but I always put such string in comments for a great video shared reminding the opportunity to buy the product in excellent quality and support the producing side. IMO such things as trackers and file-sharing have nothing negative as they are intended to give a chance to view the product and decide whether to buy it or not. At the same time there are people who could never afford buying DVDs and we have to live with that.

<----- a torrent user as well as Accu-Stats, The Action Report, John Schmidt, Danny Harriman and Freddy Bentivegna customer
 
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