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cannot get windows media or real player to work right with .xvids

Discussion in 'DivX / XviD' started by sVer, Nov 25, 2005.

  1. sVer

    sVer Member

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    hi guys i'm sure you are all tired of hearing this crap and i did have this working once before, i duno what happened

    but no matter what codec pack i install or uninstall or what doom9 dvdr guide i read nothing works

    i cannot play movies in real player becuase says im missing a codec
    windows media play says connecting then error downloading codec
    but it plays the picture without sound

    you name it i had it installed
    also i cannot get rid of that damn error message on winavi that says u need real codec 0.0 or whatever i mean this is very frusterating can someone give me some kinda clue whats going on?
     
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    .xvid is an extension sometimes used for raw XviD streams (usually .m4v is used). I am not aware of any dshow parser for raw MPEG-4 part 2 streams.

    Sounds like you are talking about an avi though in which case it probably uses AC3 audio and you are missing an AC3 decoder. If so, then installing AC3Filter or ffdshow would fix it.
     
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    ffdshow gives me an error when i install says error registering ffdshow.ax please help?
     
  4. Valor7

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    Im not sure what the problem would be but you might try installing
    the K-Lite Codec Pack 2.63 Full and then try using your media player. Its got everything and anything in it.
     
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    Could be that particular ffdshow build was compiled with MSVC7/8 and you are missing msvcr*.dll which would be a dependancy so the filter failed to register. Could be something else like it is a gcc build which would require SSE which your CPU might not support (old athlon, etc.).

    I really wouldn't recommend installing codec packs.
     

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