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Do i need to be connected to internet to watch downloaded film
demented_2
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Hi This maybe a really stupid question. Do i need to be connected to the internet to watch a downloaded film. I have a video that i would like to watch that i have got on my external hard drive. I have put the video onto my computer and would like to watch it while i am on my lunch break at work. As we don't have the internet at work, could i still watch the video or do i have to be connected to watch it, sorry it is a silly question.
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You're OK, you don't need to be connected to the internet to watch that video from your external hard drive.
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Thank you Bat99. The internet is always automatically connected whilst i am at home, so i wasn't sure and i didn't want to mess about with it. lol Thank you so much. :beer:20p savers club
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depends how you got the downloaded film, what software you use to play it and how they manage their DRM.... but generally no0
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