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Posted by Netmask on 01/08/08 03:19
"rhino" <No.offline.contact.please@anonymous.com> wrote in message
news:fltt80$s6m$1@news.datemas.de...
> I'm not sure if this question even makes sense so forgive me if it
> doesn't.
>
> For the last year or two, I've been downloading TV programs that I wasn't
> able to watch due to my work schedule, watching them, then deleting them.
> I'd normally download files that were AVIs, even though they didn't always
> specifically say they were AVIs. However, some of the shows that I follow
> only seem to be available in a format called "caph" (at least "caph" is
> part of the title of the file.)
>
> Unfortunately, when I download a "caph", I have no idea what to do with
> the files. How do I play them? Do I need to run them through a conversion
> program of some kind to turn them into AVIs (or some other format playable
> on my DVD player)?
>
> I prefer to watch TV programs on my TV, not on my computer, which is why
> AVIs were so nice: they would play in both places.
>
> Can someone tell me what I need to do with these "caph" files to make them
> playable, preferably on both the computer's DVD player and the DVD player
> connected to my TV, which is a Pioneer DVP 642/37.
>
> --
>
> Rhino
Was the file you downloaded called something like this?
Blah.S03E22.HDTV.XViD-Caph
If so this is just the Torrents pointer file and you have to then use it to
download the avi file. So you will need a progam like Azureus or uTorrents
etc.
There are no files that actually have a suffix called caph
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