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Me too! I have tried the Indeo codec, with no success.
Should I rename the files? If so, what should be renamed to what?
I recently reinstalled Windows, and have a feeling that the new Windows updates don’t provide support for it.
Is there any other software that can help?

Hi,
I have done all things said above as well as in links..... but to no avail.... i have downloaded this serial HOUSE, season 3, ep5..... supposed to about 45 min. shows up as a grey 3min. vid.... plzz help..... real desperate!!!!
Thanks.

I wrote some software with Visual C++ to output some OPENGL animations. When using the IV32 codec (which translates to IR32 in the output file) the file plays fine in Windows Media Player and in PowerPoint but plays corrupted in Quicktime Player 7.0 and 7.1 (Windows XP). There is an OK greyscale image plane but any color information appears smeared as though the expected number of pixels per line is off by 1 or more. I guess this means Quicktime is not using the registered DLLs for video cvodec or just doesn’t work properly. Any thoughts?

yeah i am facing the same problem too... after reading the post above i tried dl the codec but still unable to view the movie.. can any kind soul give some advice thanks

Read this and use any link from SOS: http://www.moviecodec.com/topics/952p1.html
also you can download Ligos Indeo from here: http://www.free-codecs.com/Indeo_Codec_download.htm

I have the same problem. I was trying to play a 2hr movie that was in ir32 format and it would show up half black/gray for only 2 1/2 minutes. I also tried to install some new codecs but they were already installed.

I’m having some problems with this codec. It is apparently installed but whenever I try to play something encoded with this it comes up as a half-grey half-black screen, and avis that should be 40 minutes show up as being about 2 and a half minutes. I’ve tried uninstalling and reinstalling the codecs but to no avail. Is there something I’m missing? Thanks in advance for your help.