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Gobu

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Posted at: 11/18/05 01:41 PM

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Hi, i recieved an asx file and would like to take a clip from it.....

there are all ready three clips within it.

how do i do this?

:) thanks.


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Posted at: 11/18/05 03:38 PM

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This has nothing to do with programming. You may want to ask in general.

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Posted at: 11/18/05 10:14 PM

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At 11/18/05 03:38 PM, Jessicasso wrote: This has nothing to do with programming. You may want to ask in general.

Try and be a little more helpful. An ASX file is essentially an XML file in the following format:

<asx version="3.0">
<title>Video title</title>
<author>Video author</author>
<copyright>Video copyright</copyright>
<entry>
<title>Video title</title>
<author>Video author</author>
<copyright>Video copyright</copyright>
<ref href="URL TO VIDEO"/>
<ref href="URL TO VIDEO"/>
<ref href="URL TO VIDEO"/>
</entry>
</asx>

Save the ASX file, open it in notepad and find the urls for the video files.


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