L leojacko Posts: 13 +0 Apr 3, 2009 #1 I had downloaded a video in WMV format from torrent but when tried 2 play it using wmp and real player it asking DRM and opened a window to dwnload DRM Remover that was not a reliable source. Can anybody tell me how to play this video...
I had downloaded a video in WMV format from torrent but when tried 2 play it using wmp and real player it asking DRM and opened a window to dwnload DRM Remover that was not a reliable source. Can anybody tell me how to play this video...
redk Posts: 91 +0 Apr 3, 2009 #3 Sounds like a file infected with malware to me. It probably isn't even the video/movie you were looking for. I'd delete it and try again, tbh.
Sounds like a file infected with malware to me. It probably isn't even the video/movie you were looking for. I'd delete it and try again, tbh.
L leojacko Posts: 13 +0 Apr 5, 2009 #4 MoonRiver said: Flip4Mac and VLC media player maybe can help you ! Click to expand... Thanx for reply but i already tried VLC but result was same as with WMP an RP hope Flip4Mac give some fruiful result.... i scanned file with avast and file was found clean.....
MoonRiver said: Flip4Mac and VLC media player maybe can help you ! Click to expand... Thanx for reply but i already tried VLC but result was same as with WMP an RP hope Flip4Mac give some fruiful result.... i scanned file with avast and file was found clean.....
Tekkaraiden Posts: 996 +93 Apr 5, 2009 #5 Your only chance is to go to the original source of the file and pay to access it.
SNGX1275 Posts: 10,615 +468 Apr 5, 2009 #6 redk said: Sounds like a file infected with malware to me. It probably isn't even the video/movie you were looking for. I'd delete it and try again, tbh. Click to expand... ^^ is likely right. Spreading badware through fake codecs is one of the most prevalent ways of infecting computers. Also, Techspot isn't going to help you circumvent DRM on a file you don't own. So I'm closing this thread.
redk said: Sounds like a file infected with malware to me. It probably isn't even the video/movie you were looking for. I'd delete it and try again, tbh. Click to expand... ^^ is likely right. Spreading badware through fake codecs is one of the most prevalent ways of infecting computers. Also, Techspot isn't going to help you circumvent DRM on a file you don't own. So I'm closing this thread.