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FOURCC = 0 code ??

Discussion in 'DivX / XviD' started by karloz25, Jun 28, 2003.

  1. karloz25

    karloz25 Member

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    So what does the Error message FOURCC mean?
    I get that alot when Im trying to play movies that i downloaded from KAZAA on DIVX player 2.1....

    Thanks...
     
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    Oriphus Senior member

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    Dont know what the error is but this is waht FourCC Means:

    FourCC, a four character code in beginning of media file, mostly associated with AVI, that tells what codec your system should use for decoding the file.

    Method was implemented originally by Electronic Arts back in 80s for Amiga's IFF file format which was an universal multimedia file format that supported audio, video and pictures within same wrapper format. Later this was copied to Apple's AIFF format and Microsoft's RIFF format.
     
  3. karloz25

    karloz25 Member

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    So in other words, the file is no good and i should trash it, right?

    Thank you....
     
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    powerdup Regular member

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    That's right movies with a four cc code of '0' are most likely fake.
     
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    Labrat Regular member

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    Get the normal divx codec and get the MPEG-4 3.11 alpha release codec. Also get gspot, it will help with some codec problems.
     

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