I have a video file that doesn't want to open. I asked someone else who has the same file which codec is used, they told me Xvid. So I came here. Whenever I try to open it in WMP, it says "class not registered" I have downloaded the codecs but nothing. I try to open the file in DIvx player and it fails to open. Any advice? pleeeease
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I´m having the same problem here... but I´m sure the file is not corrupt, because I can watch it on my brother´s computer...
Actually, I opened the file once, but it kinda messed up with windows media player and I had to reboot, and then I started getting this "class not registered" on all my xvid files...
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Re-install your XviD codec.Did you know you can SEARCH the forum? Fixes common problems too:
http://forum.digital-digest.com/search.php
Also search on the whole Digital-Digest website:
http://www.digital-digest.com/search.htmlComment
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done that, still not playing...
but I also installed BSplayer, and when I try to watch this xvid file it says "Unknown file format (DIV3)"
to be more specific, I´ve downloaded the Two Towers CD1, and trying watching that movie caused this.... and I´ve downloaded RINGU and doesn´t work either...Comment
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both titles should not be div3 but xvid
you said to have downloaded the xvid codec.
did you also install it up properly?
tried FFDSHOW for playback instead?
might be a very good idea.
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Originally posted by banzai!
I have downloaded this FFDSHOW... but I didn´t understand its purpose... it´s just a bunch of codecs all together, right?
It is an alternative decoder that is capable of decoding multiple MPEG-4 compression types, including DivX and XviD.Comment
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run the xvid*.*exe to install the codecs.
next open an xvid avi, rightclick or use another way of accessing the filter => properties
go for ffdshow
in ffdshow make sure that in the topmost menue: codecs xvid is selected.
this means that ffdshow ill take care of xvid-playback.
of course divx3,4,5 etc could also be selected in order to make ffdshow play those formats.Comment
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