How to display all my videos?

gringo95 Posted messages 1207 Registration date Status Member Last intervention -
antipolis a Posted messages 17152 Status Member - 30 Aug 2013 at 13:33

BONSOIR, how do I display all the videos on Windows 7? On XP, it's very easy; we just went to search, and it was quick. With Windows 7, I can't find it. I would like to display all the videos. Thank you, thanks, you. Good night, see you when you see me. $$

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bupwen Posted messages 562 Status Member 130

Hi gringo95, open Windows Explorer and select the hard drive you want to search. In the search box at the top right, enter this: type:video. It's the same for music files and images; just replace video with music or image. Happy searching!
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1. antipolis a Posted messages 17152 Status Member 2 917
  
  Hello.
  
  No, it's not "type:video" that you need to enter.
  
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2. bupwen Posted messages 562 Status Member 130
  
  Salut Antipolis, tu as écrit "Non, ce n'est pas 'type:vidéo' qu'il faut entrer."
  Comment doit-on faire alors pour afficher toutes les vidéos sur son PC ?
  
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3. mbh00 Posted messages 112 Status Member 13
  
  You just need to remove the accent from vidéo (like this: "type:video"). I tried it and it works perfectly!
  
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4. antipolis a Posted messages 17152 Status Member 2 917
  
  Hello.
  
  I tried type:video.
  It's not working on my PC.
  The required syntax is different.
  
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Anonymous user

Hard to understand your writing?
What, display the videos, or where?
In your documents?
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1. gringo95 Posted messages 1207 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 265
  
  toutes les vidéos sur le PC
  
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2. antipolis a Posted messages 17152 Status Member 2 917
  
  Hello "Xodo".
  
  In my opinion, the video files are scattered on the hard drive, and "gringo95" would like to perform a search to display the list of these files.
  
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3. Anonymous user
  
  Hum !
  Well, the search is done manually by looking through each folder, regardless of the OS.
  Or the gringo asks for something else.
  No comprende mi amigo?
  
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4. antipolis a Posted messages 17152 Status Member 2 917
  
  In my opinion, "gringo95" should position the "root" folder which is supposed to contain videos and initiate a search using video file extensions (".avi", ".divx", ".mov", ...).
  
  I just tested it on my PC, and it works very well.
  
  And in order not to have to search each time, move his videos to the "My Videos" folder.
  It's just a free piece of advice; beyond that, he can do as he pleases.
  
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5. gringo95 Posted messages 1207 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 265
  
  Salut Xodo, c'est ce que je cherche. À l'ancienne, sur XP, on allait sur recherche et là on pouvait cocher vidéo et faire une recherche sur tout le PC, et on avait toutes les vidéos qu'on avait sur le PC. Mais je ne sais pas comment le faire sur Windows 7.
  
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mbh00 Posted messages 112 Status Member 13

Hi,
I find it easier with Win7; the file indexing makes searching faster.
In any case, the solution from "antipolis a" is excellent. If you have several video folders (perhaps spread across different partitions), you could simply right-click on each folder and choose the 'Include in Libraries' option, then select the "Videos" Library. From then on, by clicking on Libraries -> Videos in Explorer, you'll see all the videos from your drives.
This will make it easier for you to find your way around.
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1. gringo95 Posted messages 1207 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 265
  
  Salut mbh, I really don't like this solution at all. Why do I have to click on each folder? With XP, using the search option and checking videos to search the entire PC, I can find all the videos on my PC much more easily. I'm not looking for a specific video, I just want to display all the videos that are on my PC. Thank you.
  
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2. antipolis a Posted messages 17152 Status Member 2 917
  
  "<i>Dear Blop the Sponge, spelling is like checks, we see it disappearing and there's nothing we can do about it.</i>"
  Dreadful!
  
  "<i>With XP, with XP, with XP, with XP, with XP, with XP, with XP, with XP.</i>"
  Repeating the same thing 50 times won't help you find anything.
  
  And since you make no effort to send us sensible and correctly written messages, I will stop my intervention here.
  
  Good evening.
  
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3. Anonymous user
  
  The best thing to do, just like I did!
  
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Blob

Hi,
how come this topic hasn't been deleted?
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1. antipolis a Posted messages 17152 Status Member 2 917
  
  Hello.
  
  And for what reason should it be deleted?
  
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2. Blob
  
  Refer to the writing charter.
  
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3. Blob
  
  Well, we don't care, after all.
  The site bosses keep the writing guidelines just to look good, but what really matters here and now is the number of clicks on the site pages.
  I'm giving up.
  
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4. antipolis a Posted messages 17152 Status Member 2 917
  
  Certainly.
  The style is somewhat "quirky."
  But over time, the "Advisors" have learned to "transcode" the "convoluted" writings.
  
  What bothers me more is that the author of the subject does not come forward (or just a little).
  
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5. gringo95 Posted messages 1207 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 265
  
  Antipolis, I’m working, I just got home from work.
  
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gringo95 Posted messages 1207 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 265

http://www.6ma.fr/tuto/rechercher-un-fichier-ou-un-dossier-avec-windows-xp/

Good evening, I would like to do the same thing on Windows 7

here we check video and then normally there is a search in a folder or on the whole PC, usually I check to search for videos on the whole PC and it shows me all the videos on my PC I want to do the same thing with Windows 7
thank you
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