WARNING, Wil Robinson... some of these multimedia files are likely to choke Robot.
That's why we've set up this crash test area.
Nuttin' can get ya car-sick quicker on
the info-bahn than downloading a fat file... only to find out that it
crashes your computer.
If you are unsure of your computer's ability to hear sound (such as,
.ogg, .mp3, .wav and
.ra files) or
see video (like .mpg, .avi and .mov files), you might want to try these simple tests.
The tests are made to be quick and easy.
Should you crash or error, chances are your computer or device isn't multimedia enabled (hardware or software
is needed... like a soundcard, codec or media player.)
About Multimedia Files
- size For instance, 21k is smaller than
88k. 1M is much larger than 88k. The larger the file, the longer
it will take to download.
- type For instance, .wav is a sound file and .avi is
a video file.
- image size With video files, the size of
the "viewer's screen"
is usually listed. Here are some of the common sizes....
