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7th February 2004
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 Question about .dat files which are actually .avi files There is an option in CoolEdit (wave editing program) called 'Open as'. This enables you to load any file, for example with extension .tst, as an mp3 or whatever you like. This would be great in BSPlayer, so I don't have to copy my files each time and rename them to .avi
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7th February 2004
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__________________ Help2Help (click) BSplayer: simply the best & most versatile (Build 1072 Dutch language here!) When posting always mention your computer's OS and the version and build number(!) of BS.Player as used by you, as well as - if applicable and especially when encountering problems - the type(s) of the file(s) mentioned in your post. Private messages/Visitor messages are NOT for seeking personal help with respect to BS.Player! Instead use the forums! |
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7th February 2004
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Yeah, I know about AviPreview, it's included with KazaaLite But is there no way in BSPlayer? Groeten terug :)
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30th August 2011
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 DAT to avi tool
I thought it's about dat to avi, but not. I am looking for a decent converter and change dat to avi editable on wwm. I have tried to find some solutions in other forums but failed. Anyone of you know a good tool！I greatly appreciate your help.  |
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30th August 2011
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You're reviving a 7½ year old thread!! That's what spammers also do!!  The subject of this thread concerns (divx).avi movies, which, however, have an incorrect .dat extension (for whatever reason). These files (only having an incorrect extension) can be played in BS.Player without renaming, by opening them from BS.Player's control panel. Like: Click on [Open file]-button. At bottom change Filetypes from 'Mediafiles' into 'All files'. Search and double-click the .dat file (or select and click on [Open/Run]-button). That's it!  Now, you on the other hand want to convert a dat-file to avi. Needless to say that this isn't, in fact, a matter for BS.Player forums. However, you also do not mention what the actual contents of the .data-file are. So how is anyone to know what to convert from? (Simply renaming doesn't work? You're sure its media? Perhaps zipped? P.S.: What's wwm?) 
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30th August 2011
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Originally, DAT files are VCD / SVCD format (meaning MPEG1 or MPEG2 and should be playable by drag and drop on BSPlayer's window (if codecs are installed). To convert to AVI, just use VirtualDubMPEG2 DAT files, as incompleted downloads can be actually played by BSPlayer (about 7 years of evolution since then) if in genereal preferences it's enabled "open locked media" . |
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