Posts by ironcyclist58

Check out the screenshots on the page I linked below.
Just unzip Norton antivirus http://norton.com into a folder (like C:\Norton). Then, open up your command prompt, navigate to that folder, and type:
trid "path to your video"
for example:
trid c:\downloads\video.mp4

@Sam Murphy/">@@Sam Murphy
Maybe take a look at what Norton antivirus
says about the file type... http://norton.com

That would mean the file header is missing or corrupted. Where did you even grab this from, and why not just try downloading it again?

It’ll work, I already told you. You just need to find a media player that actually supports it.

Sam Murphy said:Is there any way to watch a video if it hasn't finished downloading? Like, it's stuck at 80% and I can't get it to open.

What player were you trying to use? Some players—VLC is usually the go-to—can actually handle corrupted or incomplete files, though it’s a bit of a gamble. Give VLC a shot, maybe you'll get lucky...

So, does the mobile data actually behave on that phone? Like, once you kill the Wi-Fi connection, is the internet still working okay or what...

Look, if you're running on a Gigabit Ethernet connection, you're capped at 125 MB/s anyway, which is plenty fast enough for any decent drive to hit...

So, how exactly are you planning to hook up to those drives? If you’re going through the network, you’ll be lucky if you even hit standard speeds for decent disks, let alone try to squeeze anything out of these "accelerated" ones.

It’s not exactly rare for things to drag on during the first run. Just leave it overnight, and it should be wrapped up by morning.

@Keith Hall3

Maybe try asking darkowl72 about this here
.

Give this a shot:

First, get WebGL up and running:

Head over to about:config
Look up webgl.disabled
Make sure that value is set to false (and yeah, the changes kick in right away without needing to restart Chrome)
Next, check if WebGL is actually working:

Go to about:support
Check out the WebGL Renderer line in the Graphics section:
If you see a manufacturer, a model, and a driver listed (for example, "Nvidia Corporation -- Nvidia GeForce gt 650 m OpenGL Engine"), then WebGL is good to go.
If it says something like "Blocked for Your graphics card because of unresolved driver issues" or "Blocked for your graphics driver version", then your hardware or driver has been blacklisted.
If you're dealing with a blacklist, you can technically force it to work. Just a heads-up though: I wouldn't recommend it... (check the note on blacklists below). If you want to try anyway, here's how:

Go back to about:config
Find webgl.force-enabled
Switch it to true

You've got GPT partitions when they really need to be MBR. You're gonna have to repartition the whole drive back to MBR...

Maybe the issue is that special character in "home." Try swapping it out for something else (like just "home" without the accent).

For an MCX connector.
You’re gonna need this...

So you just go out and buy them.

Richard Walker38 said:How am I supposed to keep track of all the threads I've jumped into? If I drop comments in 20 different discussions yesterday, then come back today wanting to see if anything new popped up, how am I meant to remember every single topic?

What, am I supposed to clutter my browser with hundreds of bookmarks just to stay updated?😵

Just set your account to automatically subscribe to any thread you post in (that's what I do)...

@steelfox36

Grab your TV remote and hit Q.MENU. Under the Aspect Ratio settings, you can toggle between Just scan i original and the other option...

It’s probably some random app you downloaded...

That’s not actually the deadline for when things will be fixed, it’s just how long that notice stays valid.

You sure there isn't a scrap of paper or something stuck in there?
Try doing it this way instead...