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It might help if you tell us what distro you are using, and then the program that you are using and then what the error message is. ("needs crack" surely isnt all of it )
(very hard not to say something silly with a "needs crack" error, have typed and retyped this reply several times )
first of all I didnt find the directory usr/lib/win32 so I logged as root and created the directory and pasted the files tht I downloaded and yet all the video players I have (Kaffeine,Noatun and Xine) still give me the same message and doesnt play any video !!
You downloaded them, but what did you download them as and did you install them after. How did you download them. Do you use apt or rpms or what. Did you download source or binaries and did they get installed. Where did you copy them from and what kind of files are they? Not trying to be a smart ass but it sounds like you arent actually installing them, just downloading.
O.k. Dont know anything about suse but you need rpm's from the look of it. Or do you use yast. Do you have a repository that you download from. If you dont know what I am talking about, then it is time to google "suse yast rpm howto" and go from there. Have a go at that and see how you go.
I tried to install the rpm file I mentioned, it opens the YAST it brings me the message "reading package information" the the YAST window closes !!!!!!!
anyways the .avi files are now working but now the error I get is no demux pluggin!!!!!!!!!!!!!
please someone reply to my last post as this issue of the YAST2 that opens and shows the message "Reading Package Information" and then dissapear is reapeated with many .rpm files I try to install as I tried to install smb4k !!!
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