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"jorgen" <bjornes@email.com>It
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depends on which codec you use.
If you have not installed any codec at all
(except the ones that came eith Windows), you will get a huge file that will
play without problems anywhere.
But If you use a better codec, like Techsmith, Divx or xvid,
then
whoever that recieves your file will need to have installed the codec. If they
have not done this already, You can give them a web-adress where they can
download, or include the codec on the CD.
Then tell them to install the
codec if they cannot view your avi-file.
Jorgen
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Needs to be able to be opened under a standard
installed windows program such as media player. This will be in install
video for the product in the field and area sales.
The file is about 40mb in a avi format which is
ok since it will run from a cd.
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