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Old 11th August 2003, 22:04   #1 (permalink)
Bugsmasherdriverandjediknite
 
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Talking CDI and VCD programs.
Heeeeeeeeelp. I bought meslf a flash as a rat laptop that is bigga betta and faster than me old computer. Trouble is, it doesnt have any programs that will run CDI's or VCD's. I would imagine there is a program out there somwhere that I can download that will do the job (had a quick look for some extensions for windows media player but no joy). any one know I can get the programs?????
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Old 12th August 2003, 01:24   #2 (permalink)
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the wizard of auz,

Here are two programs that will play VCDs:

QuickVCD Player 3.4

and

Global DiVX Player 1.9.9.6

They are both free.

Take Care,

Richard
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