| 10 Mar 2005 07:13 am |
Cool_Menace Guest | hi guys
needless to say i had the same problem with playing an SVCD.
well after reading many forums like this one and as many hours trying various codecs to play the files with absolutly no luck what so ever.
I finally called it a night as i was going around in circles and getting no where and got some well earned sleep (clear the head sort of thing)
eight hours later back at the screen with hot coffee and fresh brain cells at the ready. ish
five mins later i have the solution
are you ready for this guys and gals
ok this is what you need
1 DVD Power or eqivelent installed.
2 ISOBUSTER Get here (http://www.smart-projects.net/isobuster/)
3 run isobuster goto file - open image file
open - or if on a cd already then pick the drive with the disc in
4 click on MPEG2 folder that will then show you the file called AVSEQ01.MPG - right click on this file and choose (EXTRACT BUT FILTER M2F2 MPEG FRAMES) choose your folder where you want to save the film to
5 when fully extracted go play the film in WMP or what ever player you have.
Thats all folks hope it will be of help and save you guys some time.
Cool Menace
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| 23 Mar 2005 12:15 pm |
Ossie Guest | TEMUX YOU OWN!!!
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| 03 Apr 2005 07:30 am |
yesser Guest | how do you decode XviD and DivX video files with 3ivx?
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| 04 Apr 2005 03:21 pm |
Andy Guest | Help! I’ve tried many of your suggestions but I’m still getting green screen on playback, sound is normal; picture is either entirely 'green' or has horizontal ultra-marine blue flickering lines???
Please help if you can guys?
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| 20 Apr 2005 07:58 am |
Ariel Couret Guest | I tried your recommendations FrightFOO but I think there might be codecs still remaining on my comp that I can’t delete. I even reinstalled the old codecs to uninstall them properly. How can I be sure that all the codecs have been removed?
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| 25 Apr 2005 04:26 pm |
gezer Guest | Cool_Menace U R THE KING !!! I Still don’t understand the essence of the problem, and why it happens with only one computer running basicaly the same software, but basicaly I don’t give a shit !! I just wasted a few hours messing 'round till i found u’r posting, and needless to say, U’r trick did the job  CHEERS M8
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| 28 Apr 2005 09:43 am |
Jaymes Guest | When I try and watch a video file on my laptop, it sometimes reboots briefly displaying a blue DOS like screen. I noticed that my laptop normally reboots when the file is quite large
I have installed ACE Codecs. Is it the codecs that are causing this?
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| 04 May 2005 08:25 am |
bbbbbbbbb Guest | Hello all
i am a pc technitian, windows has learned to fear me - here is the answer:
(Jaymes answer for u is at the end)
1. don’t install any codec pack (not nimo, not kaza, not tsunami and nothing else)it will mess ur system and then u ll need a pc technitian like me to clean ur system (come to think about it maybe its good for me
2. uninstall all codec packs u already installed from add remove programs - if u have problems try installing the pack again and then uninstalling it - if u still don’t manage to uninstall a codec try the following article:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;142731 - if it still doesn’t work u probably have a unique problem try searching google specifically for ur problem or get professional help or reinstall ur system.
3. install FFDSHOW from http://www.dawnload.net/video_software/subtitle_tools/ffdshow.cfm
u can also install AC3Filter (from: http://www.dawnload.net/video_software/codecs_and_filters/ac3filter.cfm) if u have “picture but no audio” problem
REMARK: installing 3ivX might also solve ur problem but i prefer FFDSHOW because it’s easier on ur cpu and it will probably solve your problem even if you have an old machine like pentium 2 or parallel.
now Jaymes: “a blue DOS like screen." usually indicates some hardware or driver problem and not a codec problem - u need to search google for the error u recieve in the “blue DOS like screen” btw its name is “the blue screen of death” - if the blue screen appears just briefly u need to do the following assuming u have windows xp: right click “my computer” and choose properties - advanced - click settings under “start up and recovery” and uncheck “automatically restart” under system failure - btw u can also choose small memory dump over there and use “debugging tools for windows” to open the dump file and get more information about ur problem.
thats all folks - have a nice day
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| 10 May 2005 06:31 am |
bbbbbbbbb Guest | Correction to my previous reply:
i said:
“REMARK: installing 3ivX might also solve ur problem but i prefer FFDSHOW because it’s easier on ur cpu and it will probably solve your problem even if you have an old machine like pentium 2 or parallel. "
i ment:
REMARK: installing 3ivX might also solve ur problem and also it’s easier on ur cpu and it will probably solve your problem even if you have an old machine like pentium 2 or parallel.
but i prefer FFDSHOW because it opens more formats then 3ivx so its better if u r using a new machine.
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| 15 May 2005 03:23 pm |
Highlander Guest | This problem is not related to codecs at all, atleast not for those that are experiencing this issue after updating to XP SP2.
The green screen is actually a problem with your video drivers, and something in SP2.
This same problem also happens in quicktime, and the same issue causing this, will also effect some older games and programs (A few architect programs, also StarTrek: Armada1 are a few that are effected)
This will only be fixed once Microsoft and the video card makers (Nvidia/ATI) decide to actually do something about it. And so far it appears as if they are ignoring the problem. I urge everyone that is having these problems to e-mail them and tell them to make a fix. Especially Microsoft, its their OS that has everything so screwed up...
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| 22 May 2005 05:21 am |
bbbbbbbbb Guest | Highlander
its true that there is a bug with xp sp2 and divx - you can also find a fix for this bug in www.divx.com
however most of the green screens are not because of this bug but because of a codec problem
just follow my instructions and you will see that they solve the problem in more then 90% of the cases.
there is no problem with the operating system or the display adapters well not in that matter anyway ...
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| 27 May 2005 02:11 am |
4NIC8TOR Guest | The 3ivx worked but for some reason the audio didn’t match up so I uninstalled it and then installed ONLY ffdshow and now it works like a champ! No green screen and the audio matches up too.
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| 03 Jun 2005 09:07 pm |
great Guest | Great stuff that isobuster
thx
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| 24 Jun 2005 06:05 am |
Chet Guest | i was having the same green screen problem. i had divx player installed at this stage.
i tried installing nimocodec pack. made the problem worse!
Tried Temux’s solution and it worked!!!!
thanx mate
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| 29 Jun 2005 12:20 am |
Shine Guest | BB(etc) Thank you, i’ve been experiencing this problem for about a month now, I have racked my brain doing fix fix, delete after install after delete, settings changes you name it. i look at your post and see the audio fix, paste the link 5 second download and install problem solved.
Kudo’s my friend, kudo’s
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| 29 Jun 2005 07:35 am |
Devious Guest | I got rid of green screen but my video fps is hella slow. The audio is fine, but the video doesn’t match up with it. How do I fix this, please respond. Email me if possible also, thanks.
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| 04 Jul 2005 02:50 pm |
KDNA Guest | TEMUX
I´VE BEEN LOOKING FOR THAT ANSWER FOR YEARS NOW, I THINK YOU ARE THE CHOSEN ONE, THANX A LOT FROM VENEZUELA...YOU ROCK MAN!!!!
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| 13 Aug 2005 11:57 pm |
Klarisse Guest | Thank you so much! You have no idea how happy you have made me today. 
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| 17 Aug 2005 06:13 pm |
joekmk Guest | THANK YOU TEMUX!!!
you da man,
your solution worked.
At first I tried what FrightfoO said to do but that didn’t work at all. Then I tried out Temux’s solution and it worked like a charm. Now all of my files work with no problems at all. No more green stuff on the screen keeping me away from my pron.
Joe
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| 13 Sep 2005 10:44 pm |
cybedu Guest | Cool_Menace, I have to say, youuuuuuuuuuuuu are the man...I’ve been through the codec road long before coming here for help, and although most advices are useful, I have only the green-problem playing SVCD...many, many thanks.
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