Audio Tag 85 and Avis in general

[Quote] #1 19 Feb 2005 08:36 am

Hot hot heat Guest Here’s my plight, it is a tad long: I downloaded an avi file of a tv episode which I do every week no problem. Well this week I downloaded the episode and there was no audio. Me being an idiot start looking around online and install the Nimo (sp?) codec pack which just caused a lot of trouble. First it results in the dreaded green sceen crap. Well I uninstalled all of the codecs I had and installed 3ivx which makes the video work perfectly. Now the only problem is the audio which refuses to work at all. If I try WMP, it tries to download a codec but of course it doesn’t work. I have tried installing the AC3 audio codec but that didn’t work. I then installed the Divx Player and it says that I am missing Audio Tag 85. I got the file and installed it yet the Divx Player still gives me the same message. WMP also doesn’t recognize it. Does anyone have any suggestions on where I should install the Tag to? Is there a specific audio codec or audio pack that will work for me? I have tried using Gspot to analyze my vid but it refuses to render the video so I don’t even know what codec I am missing. I have tried the Video Toolbox and it says I need the MPEG Layer 3 codec which I have tried to find and install yet it does nothing. Does anyone have any tips?

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[Quote] #2 19 Feb 2005 07:53 pm

seth_raditz Guest exact same problem here... every week downloaded the new episode of scrubs/joey and until last week had no problems. only difference i can see is that the file is mentions 'xvid' in the file name... not sure if that means anything to anyone?

[Quote] #3 21 Feb 2005 08:55 pm

hicky Guest to solve this problem you need to go to start>run>type"regsvr32.exel3codeca.acm” then hit enter. this should give you a success message click ok. next go start>run>type"regsvr32.exel3codecx.ax” and hit enter. This will now allow audio to be played

[Quote] #4 21 Feb 2005 10:05 pm

hicky Guest to solve this problem you need to go to start>run>type"regsvr32.exe l3codeca.acm” then hit enter. this should give you a success message click ok. next go start>run>type"regsvr32.exe l3codecx.ax” and hit enter. This will now allow audio to be played. for nexbies dont add the (" had the prob with episode 17 of joey works fine now

[Quote] #5 23 Feb 2005 02:12 pm

Shelley Guest I tried typing that in but it wouldn’t find the file. I have exactly the same problem and nothing helps. Where did you actualy get the tag 85 from? HELP!!!!

[Quote] #6 23 Feb 2005 10:43 pm

Jojoe Guest thank u so much, hicky. it really works.... to shelley...maybe u have used "|" instead of “l(small L)" in front of 3codec

[Quote] #7 24 Feb 2005 02:40 am

Azzaka Shadowbringer Guest Thankyou. Worked wonders.

[Quote] #8 27 Feb 2005 08:32 am

Diablo Guest It didnt work here either. Couldnt find the file “regsvr32.exel3codeca.acm”. I also downloaded the Radium_Mp3Codec, but that didnt help either Please help....

[Quote] #9 27 Feb 2005 09:52 am

Gracy Guest Can somebody tell me where to get the audio codec tag 85 for divx player? I’ve looked everywhere and I can’t find it. I’ve also tried running “regsvr32.exe l3codecx.ax” but I get a failed message. HELP!

[Quote] #10 27 Feb 2005 10:14 pm

hicky Guest the file you are looking to download is mp3codec.zip when extracted this gives you the fraunhoffer pro mp3 you can find the site easily by searching for tag 85 audio codec through google.com once installed you still have to register the drivers

[Quote] #11 28 Feb 2005 10:37 am

Prasad M. Mhadnak Guest For a momth I was using Divx Player for my .AVI files. It was excellent experiance. But because of the Audio Tag:85 error. Not even a single avi file can’t produce audio format. What is the solution for this error? Please send me the solution for this error. Or even suggest me any software that can solve this error.

[Quote] #12 28 Feb 2005 11:29 am

Diablo Guest I installed the mp3codec.zip, but i still get the same problem.. What is this??

[Quote] #13 02 Mar 2005 12:20 am

Melchior Guest I can’t believe i’ve also run into this problem....everything was working fine a week ago~! I dl’d the mp3 codec but i can’t use the run command still...arghhhh!

[Quote] #14 02 Mar 2005 01:38 pm

zahzzz Guest TAG85 download this codec “http://download.divxmovies.com/mp3codec.zip” then extract all the files and run to install it. as soon as you have done that go to start>run> then type regsvr32.exe l3codecx.acm click ok. if you get a success message. go to start>run> then type regsvr32.exe l3codecx.ax click ok. hopefully you will get a success message. hope it clarifies things.

[Quote] #15 02 Mar 2005 02:32 pm

kris Guest Thankx it works following the instructions

[Quote] #16 02 Mar 2005 08:52 pm

canadian_wisdom Guest The above method works for episode 15 of Third Watch. Many thanks!

[Quote] #17 03 Mar 2005 09:18 am

Diablo Guest Still got the same problem here.. I dont know whats wrong..

[Quote] #18 07 Mar 2005 03:01 pm

Wendy Guest Thanx for your help... but the truth is that i’ve done everything you’ve all suggest and it still doesn’t work.Don’t know where is the problem...

[Quote] #19 08 Mar 2005 02:55 pm

n7 Guest The following way does work 1. download, extract and install the following http://download.divxmovies.com/mp3codec.zip 2. then go to start, run and paste the following regsvr32.exe l3codecx.ax 3.press enter, now try playing the file.

[Quote] #20 10 Mar 2005 11:24 am

yazeuax Guest Thanks for the info posted. My problem was solved because of it.

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