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  1. 29th Jan 2006 23:59 #1
    littlecramp
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    When playing an avi file (WMV3 codec), the video occasionally displayed green throughout the playback! What is wrong?
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  2. 30th Jan 2006 00:11 #2
    redwudz
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    Probably a corrupted codec. You should be able to check them with DXMan. I hope you haven't downloaded any codec packs lately.

    That is apparently a Windows Media Player 9 codec. Does it play properly with WMP9?
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  3. 30th Jan 2006 06:23 #3
    littlecramp
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    I try to remove those codecs that stated "NO" under exist column but it doesnt remove at all!
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    There's a second program that is better at removing I didn't mention, Codec Sniper. You have to be more careful with it as it can remove codecs that are needed, including system codecs.
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