Conversion of Movie clips

[Peter Glen]

I have downloaded many movies and clips from the internet and some of them
have inexplicably saved in AutoCAD folders - (I think that is .dbx) and none
of my movie players recognise the format. Is there any way I can change the
files back into a format recognised by Windows Media Player, Real Player or
QuickTime etc
I run XP on cable.
P.

[Sleepless in Seattle]

..dbx is the extension used by Outlook Express email folders. I can't imagine
that Media Player etc. would recognise these files, but if you genuinely
believe that they are not email then simply rename them.

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Jonah
"Peter Glen" > wrote in message
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>I have downloaded many movies and clips from the internet and some of them
> have inexplicably saved in AutoCAD folders - (I think that is .dbx) and
> none
> of my movie players recognise the format. Is there any way I can change
> the
> files back into a format recognised by Windows Media Player, Real Player
> or QuickTime etc
> I run XP on cable.
> P.
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