Awsome Su-25T ACTION must see

[graywo1fg]

Hey ya'll this is one of my new videos hope you like it. you need real player to play. this is me blowin up tons of stuff with the Su-25t enjoy. special thanks to Thomas DW at lockonfiles.com for hosting luv ya man :thumbup:

 

http://www.lockonfiles.com/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=viewdownloaddetails&cid=84&lid=515&ttitle=Graywolf_in_Action_Video#dldetails

[Glowing_Amraam]

No offence, but I don't have realplayer, and don't have any plans on installing it.

[Mustang]

No offence, but I don't have realplayer, and don't have any plans on installing it.

 

Have you tried Real Alternative? http://www.free-codecs.com/download/Real_Alternative.htm

[graywo1fg]

No offence, but I don't have realplayer, and don't have any plans on installing it.

 

 

Hmmm well gosh i'm so sorry but i wish i could have had my Divx Movie Codec working but for some reason i try to render it in that codec with Adobe Prememre pro the finished product doesnt match up with music and all the video is distorted.

[JJG43]

There's too much stuff that comes with real player,I won't install either.Another format perhaps??

[graywo1fg]

SIGH OMG the only other format that i have is a 600 Meg version i cant size it down further than that because my Divix codec isnt working.

[graywo1fg]

There's too much stuff that comes with real player,I won't install either.Another format perhaps??

 

 

you should use Real alternative that Mustang put up there doesnt come with all that other stuff.

[GregP]

Guys,

 

I too abhor RealPlayer and had in the past vowed many times to uninstall it and never, ever use it again. A few months ago a need to play .rm files motivated me to search for alternatives, and although I didn't find the Real Alternative mentioned above, I did find this: apparently RealNetworks makes a stripped-down, little-publicized version of RealPlayer called Enterprise, intended for machines that want minimum overhead in their player. Their description is:

 

"RealPlayer Enterprise gives you the best of RealPlayer you know and use at home, but without advertising, without requiring registration, and without consumer features that don’t belong in the workplace."

 

I found a link from a blog that researched alternatives to RealPlayer; all you have to do is fill out this short form (I'm sure Phil McCracken and his friends are worthy downloaders):

 

http://www.realnetworks.com/products/rpe/index.html

 

I've had it for months now, never had any problems playing anything, and haven't noticed any of the usual crap that RealPlayer brings along with it.

[104th_Crow]

Bink and Smacker make a video conversion tool that will allow you to convert a video to any codec you want, as long as the codec is on your system. (it's fairly cheap). Though I can't remember what its called.