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But I want to play at window media player<br />
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Winson
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But I want to play at window media player

Winson

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it need downlaod when my client want to play my movie, I want to play at our client'w window media player<br />
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thanks
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it need downlaod when my client want to play my movie, I want to play at our client'w window media player

thanks

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I hosted my website at &nbsp;hosting company with linux server, but I upload a mpeg or mp3, it cannot play<br />
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What I need to do to make the mpeg and mp3 to play???<br />
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Do I need any coding???<br />
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Winson
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I hosted my website at  hosting company with linux server, but I upload a mpeg or mp3, it cannot play

What I need to do to make the mpeg and mp3 to play???

Do I need any coding???

Winson

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