Nah, it was pretty obvious.

 

I have never had that problem....wife just loves it

 

Just start watching the show...great! Thanks Brad for the link.

 

What are you guys using to view ? i have tried divx and media player and both say I ned an AC codec, to hear the audio , is there any way around this ?

 

get the video lan player: www.videolan.org launch it and then open the video file from it.

 

Thanks Phil
CAn I use this to replace all my other players such as media player and div X ? also can I use it to somehow get rid of the subtitles ? they are really distracting.

 

it is not playing the other file type , I think the 720p, I guess I will have to play a little and see what I can do.
Any ideas Brad?

 

Videolan (VLC) should play the 720p files (.mkv) , in fact by should I mean it does. Open VLC then browse and open the .mkv file.

http://www.afterdawn.com/guides/arch...o_play_mkv.cfm

If it still doesn't work I'll uploaded the non hi-def versions for you. It's that great of a show!

 

Thanks Brad I fixed it ..

I guess it won't run on a **** *** P3 celleron 2ghz overclocked to 3.0.

I ran it on my sons 3800 over the network and it runs great ...

Art Garfunkle !!! I thought I was gonne pee my pants ...

 

Hahaha, I was just going to say too, running 720p does require processing power, make sure you're not on your old P3 500mhz laptop

 

Episode 10 is up.
www.bcopping.com/californication

 

man just wathed 10 and god it had my laughing my *** off
charile and just remebered why I didn't call her back, charlie, charlie, dude she's gona blow

 

Hahaha oh man that was golden! I wish I could remember more of the lines, amazing writers for sure.


On another note, I'll continue to upload the new episodes as they air

 

You got to love PVR's. I watched it tonight. That was one funny episode.

 

I'd like to burn these on a DVD for back up. I don't really need the files to play in a DVD player (just back up for computer use) but that would be ok too. How can I do this? I was able to back up the non-hires ones using picassa 2's backup feature but Picassa does not "see" the .mkv files.

thanks - great show!