Q: How do you update a computers display drivers? I recently purchased a Compact laptop and it has everything up to date but when I try to watch a video online in full screen mode the images become very slow. Is there anyway to fix this?
Q: Before when I clicked on a movie link on a website it would open automatically in Windows Media Player. Now I get a prompt to run or save the file. What has changed and how can I change it back?
Q: How would I know if a cell phone supports Netflix? What should I be looking for in the description of the phone?
A: There are no cell phones that currently support Netflix’s watch now feature. It should be noted that there are lots of rumors out there that there will be an app released soon for the iPhone that will let you download a video onto the iPhone from Netflix but that it wont be the watch now feature. It is rumored to work the same way iTunes, where you would download the entire video and then be able to watch it.
You can find a full list of devices that support Netflix on the Netflix Ready Devices List and we suggest you check it often as it will change often. Currently the only way to watch videos on a pocket sized portable device, like a cell phone, would be to load them onto the device. The iPod Touch and iPhone can easily download videos rented or purchased from iTunes but most other devices don’t have that luxary yet. Down the road I am sure this will change but that is how it is for now. Read the rest of this entry »
Read Question HereQ: I cannot get audio to work on video players on websites. Websites like YouTube or any that have some kind of video or movie preview, the sound simply will not play though the video plays fine. I have updated to the latest version of Flash and I use FireFox, but the same problem is happening when I try to use Explorer. I have checked cookie settings and all that and am near wits end with this. Any help?
Read Answer HereQ: Is there a way to burn an HD Blu-ray video disc from an HD satelite broadcast? If so, please be specific regarding the requirements.
Q: When I watch videos or movies like .avi files online using google chrome where do these files get downloaded to for viewing? If they do get saved to my computer is there a way I could extract it from that location and save it?
Read Answer HereQ: I’ve downloaded greasemonkey and enabled it on firefox; however, I still cannot see any command to download video when a video is posted. I’d like to download a video that a friend posted but cannot. Can you help!?
Read Answer HereQ: I have a Canon ZR200. When I load my video footage onto the computer using a firewire cable, the video will skip (this only happens in full screen). If I play the video through Windows Movie Maker and view it in the small screen, it plays normal. Is there a way to make the video play in full screen without having it skip?
Q: I’m going to buy a media mate 1 terabyte external hard drive with video out. One is $200 and it has direct YbPr outs and the other is about $150 and it has just 1 YbPr hole (looks like a headphone jack) and the cable goes from that 1 jack and splits into the green red and blue wires. How bad is the degradation of video going to be if I get the cable that just has 1 jack that splits into the 4 other wires?
Q: I have home videos in Roxio that uses a file extension of “.dmsm”. I can edit the videos in Roxio to cut down the size of the files but no one can open them. How do I change the file extension to something universal?
