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playing back 3gp files

Mint Sauce · 2007-11-19 01:13:50

hi guys, not sure if in right place, had taken a couple of videos on my sony ericsson cypershot k800i, but video will not play back on laptop, on either real or media player, file type is 3gp, any suggestions

19-11-2007 2:13am

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Mint Sauce

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hi guys, not sure if in right place, had taken a couple of videos on my sony ericsson cypershot k800i, but video will not play back on laptop, on either real or media player, file type is 3gp, any suggestions

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#2 19-11-2007 3:23am

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I think vlc will play 3gp files.

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#3 19-11-2007 3:25am

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quicktime

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#4 19-11-2007 4:44pm

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My Realplayer plays .3gp files. Are you sure they have not become corrupt? Are they still playing on your mobile phone?

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#5 19-11-2007 7:06pm

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seems to be going ok now, had to update realplayer, one other quick question, because of the angle i took the video at, is it possible to rotate it 90 colockwise with out turning lappy on its side, cant find the option for it like you can with pictures

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#6 19-11-2007 10:10pm

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Windows Movie Maker has an option under Video Effects where you can rotate video by 90degrees.

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#7 20-11-2007 10:31am

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I think VLC player would be the best.

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#8 08-12-2007 3:48pm

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try this player http://nokia-multimedia-player.en.softonic.com/symbian

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