I was able to download one of the Pumping Muscle trailers on Firefox with the Flash Video Downloader add-on. Not sure if it works with the purchased videos, but it very well might. When the video was playing, it was the second item listed on the pull don menu, and hovering over it opens a submenu and you have to select "download stream".

I only use the uploading page. It is pretty easy, following the steps. Just need to remember to download your own torrent to start seeding. Never had problems with my torrents created with uTorrent

It happened to both my Xbox and my brothers. Both were under warranty and both were sent in. They never has a problem after they were sent back to us.

@obras62: I just got bumped up to 160 mb for about 50 USD a month. Seems a great deal.. ;D

sony ones are my favorite

Yes

@darkph0rze: I tried all the ones mentioned here and I'm sticking with MPC-HC + Klite Mega and it works extremely well with most files. It plays pretty much anything, the downside is I'm having crash issues with some WMV files with it. Maybe this can be fixed by tinkering with the settings, I honestly haven't looked into it further than a quick but fruitless google search. I used GomPlayer before that and it was great but I ultimately abandoned it due to issues with MKV files and subtitles. I did try VLC but I just never grew to like it much for some reason. In the end it's a personal preference really. But of the choices mentioned here I found that MPC-HC gives the best experience with HD movies, at least for me. Sometimes it depends on which monitor and other hardware you use and if they are compatible. I do the same thing

@mendelsol: If you want iOS, go with an iPhone. If you want Android, go with a Nexus. mte

Chrome is nice at first but ends up being too slow so I'll go with mozilla.

@cannonmc: But you can also go through the "Browse default categories" section and turn ON by ticking the individual boxes of only those categories you want to see. And saving the changes. :true:

@Frederick: Please stop encoding using the MKV format.  The audio / sound is NOT compatible with major video players including Cyberlink's PowerPlayer 15 It also encodes to sizes larger than necessary. **_Personally I don't mind if the file is in mkv (although my personal preference is .mp4) You can always use a converter to convert it into format you want In my personal experience when I converted mkv into .mp4, I find that mkv is actually smaller in byte size….._**

@amelia: Currently, I'm using Any Video Converter software to convert any videos format. Though its free, it takes times to convert a big file into another format. And not forgotten, I need to set the video resolution each time before converting. Normally, I only want to make it same resolution as the original video. So, I need you guys to suggest to me a free video conversion software that is more convenient for me to use. Any ideas? Believe me AVC is much easier to use. Almost all videoconverters will work on your processor's speed while only AVC makes optimum use and does not hack your system like Handbrake and others… I've tried all out there. But for me, video conversions ain't the right thing to do unless you want your video to be portable. I'd rather keep my videos the way they are. Videoconverters do more harm to videos than repairing them.

Yeah, good answer from the former techie. If they reported every laptop for having porn that might be downloaded illegally I think that would drive A LOT of business away, hehe.

probably an auto update on your AV