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Help Needed To Open A .DAT File Extension

This is a discussion on Help Needed To Open A .DAT File Extension within the General PC Chat forums, part of the PC Discussions and Advice category; Originally Posted by hadmad its a very small file for vid at 1.02 mb Especially for a DVD disc, more ...

  1. 14-01-2012, 07:16 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by hadmad View Post
    its a very small file for vid at 1.02 mb
    Especially for a DVD disc, more like a floppy disc. If it is a video file maybe try setting your comp to show file extensions and change extension to .mpg or .AVI

    Worth a try,
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  2. 14-01-2012, 08:47 PM #12
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    Quote Originally Posted by jodav View Post
    show file extensions and change extension to .mpg
    Seems like I remember reading that somewhere before.

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    Once changed the extension you can try media player classic, this generally supports all formats.
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    I'm just going to ask him what he used to view on his laptop. File size is too small as well. Confused!
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    Quote Originally Posted by j4v3d View Post
    I'm just going to ask him what he used to view on his laptop. File size is too small as well. Confused!
    I think that would be the best and easiest approach.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ferguj1 View Post
    I think that would be the best and easiest approach.
    i agree ferguj dont want to stress you out over this will keep you updated
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