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OGM CODEC!!


[Quote] #41
08 Nov 2004 06:08 am
UniverseStar
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Well - I cannot watch OGM movies on my PC correctly, no matter what I do - I get error messages.
But thanks god - there exist a nice program called XBOX Media Center for the XBOX -> It plays EVERYTHING I ever had or will have - even OGM etc.

P.S.: VideoLAN works fine.
[Quote] #42
29 Nov 2004 10:18 pm
Gonzo
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Hmm.... I downloaded some anime off bit torrent (hack//sign), and I downloaded VLC. It runs the files, but... they skip around a bit. Firstly, a 20 minute episode claims to be an hour and 46 minutes. When I play, the first 5 seconds are alright, but then the screen blurs, and the audio cuts to another time in the movie. Then after a few seconds, it cuts to another. So the timer slider on the bottom keeps going back and forth, randomly. Sometimes it’s close to the end, then a few seconds later it says it’s the beginning.

Uhh... help?
[Quote] #43
01 Dec 2004 02:39 pm
uknown
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This tool workes just fine to open .ogm files.
http://www.videolan.org/vlc Try it, if you find no other.
[Quote] #44
29 Dec 2004 02:24 am
ClamFreak
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Damn was at for like 2 hrs trying to convert or get the right codecs or anything, and then I come here and see this post. Video Lan Player is all it took. Thx Akido, and to the rest of you as well.
[Quote] #45
31 Dec 2004 02:42 am
ariel
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huh Ive tried everything thats been posted so far and am confused and lost out of my mind. I followed the Lazy Mans tutorial and cant get anything to play...on windows media 9 it shows no sound, video but thinks the file is a song. VLC doesnt work for me...ive almost given up...oy...
[Quote] #46
11 Jan 2005 03:19 am
NPJ
Guest
I’ve tried VLC but that just stops after about 10 seconds whatever i play
[Quote] #47
05 Feb 2005 05:51 am
andytynan
Guest
Thanks for this, guys.
A friend sentme some stuff in OGM format and your links quickly helped me get it playing.
Cheers.
Andy
[Quote] #48
14 Feb 2005 03:46 am
Panda
Guest
thanks Wildor

i had trouble installing codecs so i could play ogm files. but with your url i finally just found a compatible media player. i dont mind having to use 3 different media players to watch all my movies/anime stuff as long as it preforms well =)

if anyone else has trouble like i did heres the link thanks to Wildor http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-windows.html
[Quote] #49
14 Feb 2005 02:14 pm
Lemi
Guest
Hey Kristin go on a website called www.free-codecs.com da website has all the major audio/video codecs around including the .ogg/.ogm codec that u particularly need. This iz the best website around for any codec ever needed,,,,, so i guess good luck and i hope the information i’ve given u is to any help. grin
[Quote] #50
25 Feb 2005 05:27 pm
gd1_heero
Guest
i have the vlc player,and the sound works just fine but the video doesnt play, it just stays at the same frame
i also downloaded many codecs, what should i do
[Quote] #51
26 Feb 2005 12:58 am
enigma
Guest
Well, I am having a different problem with my Win XP computer trying to get it to play .ogm’s The only way to get Win player to run them is to install the http://tobias.everwicked.com/oggds.htm codecs, BUT when installed it will get Win player to play them but then Windows Explorer crashes everytime! That scares me. Any sugesstions? Yes I also have VLC player and that plays all my .ogms except one, but I really want Win Player to do it.
[Quote] #52
03 Mar 2005 12:49 pm
ot0_m0t0
Guest
Ok new program called Avi2Dvd is abel to convert those .ogm files into anything else.
Hope this helps... it did help me alot. smiley
[Quote] #53
05 Mar 2005 01:11 pm
Blayze
Guest
Ah, VLC. How I love thee. When WMP said 'No chance!', MPC gave me the cold shoulder, BSPlayer just stared at me with a blank expression and WinAmp tried so *very* hard to work... VLC worked in seconds.

'Ogm file? Sure! Have fun watching!'

No 'Install a codec!' or 'Unrecognised file type' errors. I use VLC for all my media files. Although it does tend to use up a bit more resources than WinAmp does.

I only really use WinAmp on the rare occasions when VLC gives me the 'video stalled, audio advancing' problem.
[Quote] #54
05 Mar 2005 05:13 pm
Guest
Guest
Thanks alot for the link to the VLC. Work just fine.
[Quote] #55
10 Mar 2005 11:46 am
STeve Hyde
Guest
THanks so much, This was my problem too..

THanks for the FIX!!!
[Quote] #56
10 Mar 2005 06:00 pm
rockdude
Guest
I have no problem playing ogm files on my computer i used the lazymans guide to ogm and a certain media player called The corecodec. My only problem is converting all my ogm files to vcd so i can watch them on my dvd player. I’m using tempgenc and it converts only the video file not the audio. So i think i need some codecs to do that but i don’t know of any
[Quote] #57
13 Mar 2005 05:16 pm
chibi
Guest
does the codec allow me to see the subtitles? i can play ogm files jux fine but w/o the subtitles
[Quote] #58
14 Mar 2005 01:11 am
B00G
Guest
To anyone wanting to convert their video files, of any type, try using DVD Santa. It is a very simple program and is not too expensive. It will convert your movies to the correct format and burn them to a dvd all in one click. You can even choose between “Pan and Scan” or Wide Screen formats! ^_^\m/ Simpla and cheap....the best way out! =)
[Quote] #59
18 Mar 2005 02:24 pm
TraiNgheoN
Guest
thank you guys,,, whoever post the link, i have to give you some credits...hhhiihhhhiii.,,, it works everyone!! We have alot of smart guys out there....
[Quote] #60
19 Mar 2005 04:51 pm
serman
Guest
Try whith the CORE MEDIA PLAYER:

http://www.tucows.com/preview/299014.html

plays ogg and ogm
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