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FOURCC TYPE 0,CODEC NEEDED,PLZ HELP!!!

Discussion in 'DivX / XviD' started by HOBO, Jun 12, 2003.

  1. HOBO

    HOBO Member

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    WHEN I TRY TO PLAY A MOVIE,IT SAYS I NEED A VIDEO CODEC OR DATA,NAMED FOURCC TYPE 0.

    DOES SOMEBODY KNOW HOW TO GET THIS,IF YOU DO PLZ HELP ME.
     
  2. Labrat

    Labrat Regular member

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    Me wonders if you've downloaded a dummy file from a p2p service...

    ie an empty file put there to trick you.
    Just a thought.
     
  3. HOBO

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    NO!The file is real!I just need a codec!!
     
  4. Oriphus

    Oriphus Senior member

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    Firstly, don't be using all caps, gets annoying :)

    It sounds that you have downloaded a codec that is corrupt in some way. Remove all video codecs and codec packs from you computer. Then download from http://www.divx.com/ the new DivX codec 5 and install. You should also donwload an Xvid codec from Kieopi.

    Try your file again. If no success, try downloading the V Player, http://www.vidomi.com/ and install it. It will play all files associated with DivX or Xvid and if you have a problem, it will show on this.
     
  5. Dela

    Dela Administrator Staff Member

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    Get the normal divx codec and get the MPEG-4 3.11 alpha release codec too because it is just a god! lol

    also get gspot, it will help with some codec problems in future mate!
     
  6. DocT

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    yea yo this "0" codec thing is pissin me off...i cant get it to work..i have the xvid codec and everything...
     
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    Ouch man I will look more into this one for you!
     
  8. Labrat

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    Four CC code "0" is usually a fake file/bad header

    if gspot says you can play it ...you can...(meaning it shows a route the video will take)

    But if you watch it '''it's a black screen and if you watch long enough you will see a few spots of white snow appear in a almost black screen (a little bit of white specks)

    This is a probably a fake file
    you probably got it from p2p... expect fakes and bad movies when you go that route
     
  9. HOBO

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    I am just curious,wut eles would you use instead of a p2p?What eles is out there that is better and/or more reliable?Thx a lot.
     
  10. Labrat

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    Maybe I over did it on the last thread, I found this nice little Player Called VLC that will allow you to watch or preview, DAT file from P2P. It also plays DVD,SVCD,VCD, MPEG and alot more. I have found it to be very useful. Thats just my opinion :) Thus saving you the time of making a mistake. I have used this player many times and have found it to be very helpful. Here is a link to the home page.
    http://www.videolan.net/vlc/index.html_X_X_X_X_X_[small]Despite All My Rage - I'm Still Just A Rat In A Cage!
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