Recently I could view the videos on my laptop but not my desktop. I've been really puzzled over this one because they used to play on both. I found the problem though! I had installed another program (Quicktime) that set itself up to play .mpg files. Here's how I fixed it and I'm quite sure it will fix if for you too:

Open Windows Media Player

Click Tools

Click Options

Click File Types

Click Movie File (MPEG) and make sure there is a check in it with a plain white background. Yours is probably checked but probably has a gray background.

Then click Apply.

Go test the video.

3. If that doesn't work still, go back to the last menu in Windows Media
Player and click Select All, then Apply, then OK.

4. To enable automatic downloading of codecs

Click Tools, and then click Options.
On the Player tab, in the Automatic updates area, select the Download codecs automatically check box if it is not already selected.
Click OK.

5. You could also download the videos directly by browsing the directory...click here.

6. Windows Media Player will sometimes ask for a username/password when trying to download a movie. Even though you enter the correct username/password combination it will sometimes deny the download. To prevent this, place your mouse cursor over the link you want to download. Click your right mouse button. Select "Save Tartet As" and download it to a directory on your hard drive. After it is downloaded you can then click on the movie and it will play without prompting you for a username/password.

7. Microsoft has released an Internet Explorer patch that fixes the problem of not being able to view movies that are password protected. Get the details here.

8. If you still have problems, please let me know - support@i-blowjob.com