If you are having problems viewing some of the vids: Try saving them to your computer and then viewing them. Right click on the link and "Save Target As..." . Save it to a location where you will be able to find it again! Now open it with the required media player for the file type (see below).
If you want to know if a file was damaged on download, has been corrupted, or want to know what codec you need, try GSpot Codec Information Appliance (free).

While you are out there surfing for free stuff , your computer is picking up many things that you're not aware of.

If you notice your computer slowing down, have extra toolbars in your browser or start getting tons of pop-ups you might be infected with adware, parasites or a dialer (these are all installed without your knowledge), Virus detection programs do not stop these things.

Here are a few things to keep your system clean for free:

Don't ever say yes to a pop-up that asks if you want to download something that ends in .exe when you didn't ask for it and were trying to view a movie, or a picture.

For more information on parasites and to have your browser scanned for free go to doxdesk.

To remove some of these nasty things automatically try Ad-Aware standard edition, free.

What Ad-Ware misses Spybot-S&D (Search and Destroy) gets.

Run a system scan with your virus detection software.

There is a great free program that keeps spyware from installing in the first place, SpywareBlaster.

Once you get all the spyware, parasites, dialers and virus infections off your machine install a software firewall.
But I have a hardware firewall ( I don't need no stinkin software firewall! ), you say. Well that hardware firewall will stop things from coming into your computer from the internet but it will not tell you when something is going out.

Don't believe me? Go to The Gibson Research Corporation and let them probe your computer's ports with ShieldsUP. This will show how effective your firewall is. Chances are if you have a hardware or software firewall you should do pretty good on this test. Now download LeakTest and run it. This will check on things getting out from your computer. With all the driveby installations of malware on the internet you never know when something is trying to get out from your computer. If you don't have a software firewall get one free from Zone Labs. ZoneAlarm is free, finding it on the Zone Labs site might be a little tricky ( it really is there ). You can also download it from Download.com. Just search for zone alarm and pick the one that says "License: Free". Install ZoneAlarm and run LeakTest. ZoneAlarm should alert you that LeakTest is trying to use the internet. You should delete LeakTest after you're done testing ( some Virus protection programs see it as a virus ).

Keep these programs (Ad-Aware, SpywareBlaster and Spybot-S&D) updated, new stuff comes out often.

Run the programs every week or when you think something is wrong.

Don't forget to run a system scan with your Virus software every week (also should be updated weekly).

Most of the bad stuff on the web is targeted at Microsoft Internet Explorer. Try a free safer browser:

Have a good time surfing!