MovieCodec

AVI WONT PLAY AT ALL!

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[Quote] #1
08 Jun 2004 11:19 pm
cncreal
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I spent $1500.00 for a new comp that I’ve tried everything on and still I cant play avi files and NOTHING works its gotta be something simple that Im missing! PLEASE HELP! Ive tried codecs and different players only able to play mpg. I THANK ANYONE FOR ADVISE


[Quote] #2
09 Jun 2004 01:33 am
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FrightfoO
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It would be helpful to know your PC’s specs (including Operating System (OS) and programs that you are using to play the movies), rather than how much the PC costs, thanks smiley

What programs/codecs have you tried installing and what type of files are you trying to play?

I would think that uninstalling all the filters or codecs that you’ve installed, then installing FFDShow and the AC3Filter would go a long way to playing most AVI/video files:
http://athos.leffe.dnsalias.com/ffdshow-20040520.exe
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/ac3filter/ac3filter_0_70b.exe?use_mirror=keihanna

Note: I deleted your other thread as it was on the same subject. Please refrain from spamming/repeatingly posting the same subject in different threads, on the boards, thanks.

[Quote] #3
09 Jun 2004 08:28 pm
cncreal
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Thank you so much for your response I will try your suggestion and let you know. I havr an HP running windows xp/amd athlon xp 3200+
I started with windows media player then to avi player, realplayer,quicktime,divx and xvid still cant play avi files! I will try to take out what I have and install FFDShow. Do I need to remove all player,filters,codec for it to work?

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10 Jun 2004 01:08 am
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FrightfoO
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Nah, just remove the ones you’ve manually downloaded/installed. These would include DivX, XviD. Also AVI Player, RealPlayer and Quicktime don’t really need to be installed. You can keep them if you want, but Media Player Classic can play Real Media and Quicktime stuff and that’s pretty much all that RealPlayer and Quicktime are needed for.

FFDShow can be installed right away, and on setup it’ll ask what you want it to playback. Choose DivX and XviD stuff, etc (these can be changed later).

I would recommend that you uninstall the codecs or codec packs that you manually installed, and start afresh, so you know where everything’s at.

[Quote] #5
10 Jun 2004 03:07 pm
cncreal
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Hate to bother you again...but no change. I downloaded FFDShow and AC3Filter. They show on my files now what? I still get black screen and no audio! I tried to play on both my windows media 9 and on my Divx player. Do not get error, it shows timer advancing but no audio or visable showing. See, Ive tried anything I can think of! My old computer played everything just finew(being the reason I mentioned price earlier) However I was rununing a different windows program. Still this should work fine......BUT I NEED HELP STILL PLEASE! ANY OTHER IDEAS? I APPRECIATE YOUR HELP!

[Quote] #6
25 Jun 2004 09:41 am
Todd360
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This will fix all your AVI play back video problems :-) just goto www.repairvideo.com and download the free trial package.

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25 Jun 2004 09:49 am
Todd360
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PS You also need the DIVX PLAYER downloaded on your PC as well.

[Quote] #8
12 Sep 2004 06:54 am
anonymous
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I’m surprised no one suggested you popped the file into gspot or avicodec to find out what codec you actually need. That would be a good starting step.
http://www.headbands.com/gspot
http://avicodec.duby.info

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19 Oct 2004 05:59 pm
some dude
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LMAO, your a little late anonymous.. look at the date...

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20 Oct 2004 01:03 am
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FrightfoO
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It was a good suggestion though. I didn’t realise there was a follow-up question.

Certainly using GSpot to check the validity of the files would’ve helped.

[Quote] #11
29 Oct 2004 09:41 am
ran 884
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try the vlc player ive trie mpeg,divx,xvid,avi all types and its played them

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