Thanks as always, sir.

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After you install VLC, you should be able to open the video file with VLC to play it.

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I'm not saying you're calling me one, but I'm by no means a computer idiot. I am unable to open either of the f4v files with any of the following programs (This is on my Win7 Home Premium 64 bit desktop):

Xilsoft Media Converter (Supports F4V)
VLC Media Player 1.1.4 (most recent version)
Adobe Media Player/AIR (All updated today, supports F4V)
Media Player Classic (Installed today, supports F4V)
MPlayer with optional codecs (Installed today, supports F4V)

I have no internet security software apart from windows firewall (which really doesn't qualify) enabled.

On my Windows XP Professional (32-bit) laptop, I installed VLC 1.1.4, downloaded part 1 of the game directly to the laptop in case if something on my desktop was corrupting the file. As with my desktop, I can open the file either through explorer (f4v is not under audio, video, or other filetype associations during install) and specifying that it should be opened with VLC media player, or directly through VLC media player. However, upon pressing play the path of the video displays momentarily as well as the duration (1:42:32), but immediately stops. Video and audio never play. I've installed VLC both with and without the "allow fetching media information from internet" option enabled.

I'm guessing nobody else is experiencing this since nobody else mentioned anything so I guess I'm stuck, but if you or anyone else have other ideas I'd be open to suggestions. As I'm unable to open the files with multiple programs that are supposed to handle f4v files, I'm guessing that the problem lies with the file itself, and either it's not being extracted correctly (used both 7zip and windows explorer's built in archive handler) or something's getting corrupted somewhere else.

I have not downloaded yet. My office computer has not sound so why bother. Have not had time at home to try.
Since I will have to download a player I am watching for comments from others myself.

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Thanks for the vid, I keep on laughing and thinking how awesome it is when Matthews takes off his helmet hahaha its awesomeness at its finest

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Can someone make a GIF of Jennings' move for the TD he had? It's ridiculous

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You are not alone. I cannot get the files to play on mine either. Do you happen to be on a Mac? Because I am, but VLC should be able to play the files regardless of OS.

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Negatory. Tried both Win7 Home Premium 64bit and XP Pro.

If anybody DOES get that to work, please let me know.

I tried to play the files, failed. I downloaded the first half and it's not working with VLC on either of my main machines.

I'll have to try a different format. I'll run some tests this Sunday and go from there.

Sorry. I feel like an idiot now for all the shit I've been given ya all bout downloading them and watching them.

I'm gonna see if I can get them as FLV instead.

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Hmm... VLC under Ubuntu (Linux) doesn't play the F4V files either, but I was able to get them to play using ffplay from the command line. I have no idea what the Windows/Mac equivalent of that would be, though.