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[#181178]
Written by: AfricanWoolf [02/04/2012, 01:13] |
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where are episodes 1 and 2 of season 5? am i being an idiot or something because episode 3 is the first and only one that has popped up :\ |
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[#181192]
Written by: zmbabwe [02/04/2012, 01:47] |
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they aired last week. http://eztv.it/ep/34156/mad-men-s05e01-e02-hdtv-x264-asap/ 
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[#181198]
Written by: the1freeman [02/04/2012, 02:11] |
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| what the hell kind of a format is this? | |||||
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[#181199]
Written by: pffft [02/04/2012, 02:12] |
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episodes 1&2 (packaged together) are also available here: http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/7132703/mad_men_s05e01-e02_hdtv_x264-asap_%5beztv%5d
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[#181200]
Written by: pffft [02/04/2012, 02:24] |
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a .3gp file plays just fine on vlc (video lan). maybe it's time to consider d/loading an excellent quality and free video player? |
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[#181203]
Written by: imjess [02/04/2012, 02:54] |
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it was an april fools joke, they just renamed all of the file extentions. change it back to .mp4 and it will work |
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[#181223]
Written by: sentret [02/04/2012, 04:34] |
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pretty obscure april fools joke. i'm guessing rm stands for realmedia. but how many of us still remember rm or that it might have stood for realmedia. or am i completely wrong? |
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[#181231]
Written by: NoGod4Me [02/04/2012, 05:00] |
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ok for anyone still stressing over this 3gp "joke" here's what you do. look at the file and if the file name has .3gp after it simply delete it and replace with .mp4 if the .3gp file extension is not showing at the end of the file name click organise - folder and search options - view - now untick hide file extensions for known file types - click ok. you can now delete and replace the extension. your media player will tell you somewhere in the options what codec the file is using, mpc and vlc certainly do and all these .3gp files i have checked so far have been mp4. |
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[#181233]
Written by: s8472 [02/04/2012, 05:05] |
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what a joke! i deleted the file since only gnome mplayer could open it! now i have to download it again? thanks. you know there is a container named 3gp? |
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[#181238]
Written by: the1freeman [02/04/2012, 05:19] |
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i have to admit, this was a pretty funny april fools joke. now, for that assassin's creed kinect game - that's real, right? |
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[#181242]
Written by: s8472 [02/04/2012, 05:30] |
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since we are at container formats, why "mp4", why not "mkv"? my a few months old bd player can read mkv, but cannot read mp4! and as far as i know there are no dvd players that can rean mp4, or is there? don't misunderstand, i am not complaining, i can easily convert them to mkv using mkv creator. i am ust being curious, i guess. |
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[#181249]
Written by: barry_3408 [02/04/2012, 06:11] |
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| fake !!!!! real file can be found at ahashare . | |||||
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[#181285]
Written by: Bellaciao [02/04/2012, 13:46] |
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| thanks nogod4me | |||||
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[#181293]
Written by: yobar23 [02/04/2012, 16:02] |
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my samsung bd player can play the mp4 and certain mkv files, but why bother with 3gp? i don't feel like experimenting and changing a shit burn and wasted space on a dvd. i see that windows media player will open the 3gp, but who wants to watch an hour long program on a comp when you can watch it on hdtv? |
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[#181297]
Written by: yobar23 [02/04/2012, 16:45] |
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no worries. i changed the extension to .mp4, burned it to the dvd, and it plays fine in the bluray player. reckon the 3gp is simply a container. |
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