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- ummm, maybe for the average user
- just becuase the video come in WMV format doesnt mean a thing, i guarantee i could conver them to the required format to make them play on an ipod, Mac or linux build, linux is especially easy, any linux user obviously has compuiter skills, and most likely runs Wine, or WineX and cam emultae windows... thus u can watch...
- Posted by: teh_dude Posted on: 11/28/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
ummm, maybe for the average user
teh_dude | 11/28/06
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why should i pay extra?
Mectron | 11/28/06
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MS Wallet MArkt
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