The dvd for VW Magazine Australia drag racing weekend in Warwick has finally been finished. It's almost an hour and a half of vw drags, interviews, and show n shine etc.

You can instantly download an .mp4 file for $5.00 or order a hardcopy to be posted out ($24 & allow 7-10 days). All the info is on http://www.circlework.com.au 
0403 645002 and email brian@bwmedia.com.au

The dvd for VW Magazine Australia drag racing weekend in Warwick has finally been finished. It's almost an hour and a half of vw drags, interviews, and show n shine etc.

You can instantly download an .mp4 file for $5.00 or order a hardcopy to be posted out ($24 & allow 7-10 days). All the info is on http://www.circlework.com.au 

Just finished watching it. Good job

I've down loaded it but can't watch it. WMP wants a codec for mp4.

I downloaded it but cant watch it, had it play through, heard it but my computer struggled and picture was very stilted stills. I'd like to upgrade to a CD please

I think Quicktime plays .mp4 files - you might need to update that.

Or you could download VLC Media Player - It's free and plays everything.

Thanks for the input Tuffnut, you sound like you kno about computers, so a question for you..... if I have downloaded it, where do you think it would get downloaded to, as be buggered if I can find it

Hi Mat,

If you have a windows computer, try looking in the My Documents folder, the Downloads folder, or the C: drive.

Or you can try a trick I do, jump on the net and try and save another file and see where the computer wants to put it. Usually it will shove all your downloaded files into the one spot.

I haven't downloaded this video so I'm not sure if it wants to put itself in a certain folder, which is rare but does sometimes happen.

Another thing you can do is hit the start button, and depending on the version of windows you have, there will be a find files or folders option. Put .mp4 in the search box and see if it can find it that way.

If you have a Mac, sorry - but that's black magic in norwegian to me. I know that there are MAc people on here who could help though.

Good luck.

Thanks Tuffnut. Running Vista home, very helpfull info but still can't find it.....bloody puters!!! Afraid to download again as computer been a bit sus since download so sure it's here somewhere clogging things up, and it took ages to download the first time, all happened automatically with a blank screen so I wasn't sure what was happening at the time, then is started playing but erratically. DOH

Matt, check out this link. May be more useful.

http://www.askdavetaylor.com/search_for_files_in_windows_vista.html 

Sorry Matt, first time I've checked since I posted. VLC is one of the best all-round players for file types. Tuffnut is right. VLC is a free download and the info where you can get it free is below:

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MY COMPUTER/TV/XBOX WON’T PLAY IT?

You may have an outdated or incompatible version of a media player. We recommend downloading the free media player, VLC. It plays 99.9% of all formats available. It can be downloaded using this link:
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/index.html  (the manufacturers website)
http://download.cnet.com/VLC-Media-Player/3000-13632_4-10267151.html  (via Download.com CNET)

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If you still get stuck drop me an email to brian@bwmedia.com.au

Brian,

I have tried to play it on both of my computers with no luck. I then re-downloaded & installed VLC on my desktop computer and it wouldn't play, so I installed VLC onto my laptop (that didn't have VLC), and it still won't play.

It opens VLC and looks like it wants to play for a few seconds, then stops. At this stage it hasn't opened any pictures or anything.

Any ideason what else I can try?

Do I need to re-download the Warwick file?

Not downloaded anything extra as I'm sure it's here. What is the actual name of the file? I search for Warwick and only my own stuff is found