Let's have another beer...

[Biggus]

Hi Y'all experts in Digital Video Making...
Bet You never gotten into this problem before...
I've written before about some chrashing problems with MP42 vs DivX, and gotten some clever answers from khp (whatever that name stands for)

Now here's to You experts...
I've downloaded the Nimo Codec Pack and run it, and it looked like it worked great, until I tried to fastforward some movie I was looking at. The software I was using was BSPlayer, and I tried to skip to another place in the movie, let's say 2:34 min and then the audio was out of synch???

After I pressed the "Play" button, it took about 2 seconds to start the audio, so it got out of synch, really.and I've got an 933Mhz shit-intel processor, so it should work fine???

I tried this operation several of times, but with the same result. As I was whatching this movie LOTR I wanted to resume where I was left of, but couldn't do.

I am an MCSE myself, and always getting really pissed when something ****s up like this, so the first thing I did was getting the ****ing MS drivers out of my system, but that did'nt help, so I deleted mpg4c32.dll from the \System catalog, as long with the MPG4DS32.AX file, but that did'nt change my status...so what did??? well, I probably wouldn't say this but my AWE64 soundcard isn't brand new...so I put the sound acceleration down to the first level, and then it worked...

So here's to You all, if You've got an old soundcard, pull the acceleration down to the first level and it should work just fine...

Biggus

[khp]

Re: Let's have another beer...

Originally posted by Biggus
I've written before about some chrashing problems with MP42 vs DivX, and gotten some clever answers from khp (whatever that name stands for)

I do my best , and khp is just my initials, my full name is Kim Heeddegaard Pedersen. And yes it really is spelled that way.

Glad to see you solveing your own problems, it's always much more fun that way

If I understand correctly your problem started after you installed the nimo pack.
In that case I would suspect that the problem is that you now have more than one mp3 codec installed on your system, which causes a conflict when the avi file is played.

[Biggus]

Yeah, Youre truly right, it's not about the prize...and of course You're right about the codecs...(Your'e the expert), but I still can't understand why I can't have both MP42 and DivX working together on my system...without this audiosynch fault and so forth...

[zeuss]

same thing fixes alot of newer games crashing too (redcing hardware audio acceleration) Like Duke Nuke-Manhatten Project.
Just FYI