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bek429 View Member Profile	Dec 27 2005, 04:01 PM Post #1
New Member Posts: 1 OS: windows xp	hi i'm new here and i have a problem ,i got a progressive scan dvd player for christmas so i could watch my cd's that i have video clips on but they are wmv and it won't play in my dvd player how do i convert them,thank you very much bek429

Keith View Member Profile	Dec 27 2005, 05:13 PM Post #2
Philanthropical Physiognomist Posts: 20,563 OS: Windows 98 Second Edition - XP Professional - Office 2003 Professional - XP Home Edition - Office XP Professional - Vista Home Premium - Vista Ultimate	Did you get any software with the CD / DVD Writer

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