Yenc, wmv and mpg files

G

Guest

When I had Outlook Express with Windows XP, I had no problem viewing wmv or
mpg files, now I have Windows Vista and I am not able to view these any more?
Also what is Yenc? it is in my newsgroup, and I am not able to view them?
 
D

dev

/bgjon56/ said:
When I had Outlook Express with Windows XP, I had no problem viewing wmv or
mpg files, now I have Windows Vista and I am not able to view these any more?
Also what is Yenc? it is in my newsgroup, and I am not able to view them?

Windows Media Player should handle WMV and MPG files.

See http://Yenc.org for more on YenC.
 
M

mikeyhsd

you need a program to open the video files.
I use Yproxy to decode the YENC coded files.
works in real time with the file as you look at them.



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When I had Outlook Express with Windows XP, I had no problem viewing wmv or
mpg files, now I have Windows Vista and I am not able to view these any more?
Also what is Yenc? it is in my newsgroup, and I am not able to view them?
 
G

Guest

my windows player does play the wmv and mpg files, the problem is that i am
not able to download the wmv or mpg file from any newsgroup
 
J

Julian

bgjon56 said:
my windows player does play the wmv and mpg files, the problem is that i
am
not able to download the wmv or mpg file from any newsgroup

Why not? Windows Mail is perfectly capable of doing so.
 
G

Guest

why not? i ask a question and instead of a response i get another question?
hmmm because when i click on the file all i get is a very very long letter
with a bunch of numbers, letters and/or symbols but no attachment, thats why
 
J

Julian

bgjon56 said:
why not? i ask a question and instead of a response i get another
question?

I am trying to help you! (and making progress.)
See...
hmmm because when i click on the file all i get is a very very long
letter
with a bunch of numbers, letters and/or symbols but no attachment, thats
why

That's a bit more helpful.

WMV and MPG files are often too large to be sent to newsgroup
as one complete file and are sent as a number of parts.
A single part of a multipart file will look exactly as you describe.
It is likely that there are other parts to download and when you
have them all you then combine and decode them which produces
the original file.

Check if there are other parts to the file.
They are often identified by having the same name
apart from a (nn,nn) representing,
(part number of number of parts)

Make sure you have downloaded all the parts,
highlight (select) them, then run a combine and decode.
 
M

mikeyhsd

sounds like the file is a multi-part and you do not have all the parts.



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why not? i ask a question and instead of a response i get another question?
hmmm because when i click on the file all i get is a very very long letter
with a bunch of numbers, letters and/or symbols but no attachment, thats why
 
G

Guest

but sometimes there are over 10 different pages that need to be downloaded.
i never had this problem when i was able to use Outlook Express, all i did
then was click on the file and seconds later the attachment was there
 
C

Cal Bear '66

Even in Outlook Express, you had to download all parts of a multi-part message,
select them and then Combine and Decode.
 

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