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Suspected
2 Jun 2003, 10:04 AM
I have every codec I can imagine installed. Yet, when trying to run it in any player, I always got a video error and the player telling me that I don't have the right codec. Please tell me what I need to install so I can have Video Data: FOURCC code "XVID" working.
setarip
2 Jun 2003, 10:20 AM
An XVID codec or the FFD Show Filter (the filter is for playback only)...
Enchanter
24 Jun 2003, 10:40 AM
"Please tell me what I need to install so I can have Video Data: FOURCC code "XVID" working."
Download and install FFDShow (http://sourceforge.net/projects/ffdshow). Configure it to handle XviD contents (and DivX, if you wish). Don't forget to enable Post-processing as well.
By the way, it is called FFDShow, not FFD Show...
It may be false, but I've noticed that 3ivx videos have the same fourCC code that Xvid..and I can say that the 3ivx codec (that is not installed on my pc :bglaugh2: ) can't render Xvid files.
So: always install codecs you only need.
Toomaas
6 Nov 2003, 12:46 PM
Originally posted by Enchanter
"Please tell me what I need to install so I can have Video Data: FOURCC code "XVID" working."
Download and install FFDShow (http://sourceforge.net/projects/ffdshow). Configure it to handle XviD contents (and DivX, if you wish). Don't forget to enable Post-processing as well.
By the way, it is called FFDShow, not FFD Show...
digitalmouse
16 Nov 2003, 09:13 PM
:smashead:
So how do we actually use it? I don't see any instructions, and looking at all the cool features of the configuration screen gets boring after a while.
How do we actually use FFDShow to play these movies?
Thanks!
Enchanter
16 Nov 2003, 10:30 PM
Go to FFDShow Configuration -> Codecs and enable the FourCC types you want FFDShow to handle.
Regards.
digitalmouse
16 Nov 2003, 11:57 PM
I figured that part! :D
so now do we just start up a normal video player? there appears to be no method of playing videos from FFDShow (which I am beginning to think was not meant to actually play the videos directly.)
using ffdshow-20030523.
Enchanter
17 Nov 2003, 01:00 AM
"so now do we just start up a normal video player? "
Yes.
"there appears to be no method of playing videos from FFDShow (which I am beginning to think was not meant to actually play the videos directly.)"
You got that correct too.
Regards.
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