Recent content by Johnny DJ

I'm wanting to shorten some video files, and stitch them together. I was trying to use Windows Movie Maker, but it doesn't seem to recognise the file type, which is .flv. Do I need to covert first, if so to what? Is there a free program that will edit .flv files?

You can download many different types of file from eMule. Examples are mp3, avi, rar, doc, rtf, iso, etc etc. If you are talking about storage, you should be able to save all these types of file to disc. However, if you store a text document on a CD and put it in a CD player, it obviously won't...

For the second time... Your mother needs to contact her insurer and arrange it. It will be very expensive.

You can download many different types of file from eMule. Examples are mp3, avi, rar, doc, rtf, iso, etc etc. If you are talking about storage, you should be able to save all these types of file to disc. However, if you store a text document on a CD and put it in a CD player, it obviously won't...

You can download many different types of file from eMule. Examples are mp3, avi, rar, doc, rtf, iso, etc etc. If you are talking about storage, you should be able to save all these types of file to disc. However, if you store a text document on a CD and put it in a CD player, it obviously won't...

You can download many different types of file from eMule. Examples are mp3, avi, rar, doc, rtf, iso, etc etc. If you are talking about storage, you should be able to save all these types of file to disc. However, if you store a text document on a CD and put it in a CD player, it obviously won't...

You can download many different types of file from eMule. Examples are mp3, avi, rar, doc, rtf, iso, etc etc. If you are talking about storage, you should be able to save all these types of file to disc. However, if you store a text document on a CD and put it in a CD player, it obviously won't...