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  1. 13th Jan 2004 00:42 #1
    cosmichippo
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    Hello all,

    I have just recently started checking out some of the various MPEG-4 based codecs. I have gotten files in various versions of Divx and Xvid.

    My question is what polayer do most of you use in Windows?

    I get great looking video in VLC or Media Player Classic but have audio sync problem with some files. I get pretty crummy looking video with interlace artifacts with Windows Media Player 9 but the audio is always in sync. With the Divx player I get upside down video and white noise audio.

    I have read Baldricks common problems sticky thread and know that to solve the Divx player probs he said to try and ditch everything and start from scratch.

    Is there a particular front end that works better than others?

    BTW I have the current decoders installed and VLC and MP classic are recent versions but could be 3-4 weeks old. Win Media player is up to date.

    WHat I am looking for is the video quality of MPC or VLC with the audio sync stability of Win Media Player.

    Any help or guidance would be appreciated.

    Thanks,
    Mike[/list]
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  2. 13th Jan 2004 03:41 #2
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    I use ZoomPlayer and Playa (DivX).

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  3. 13th Jan 2004 04:02 #3
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    I would recommend you try ffdshow. I haven't experienced any problems with it.
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  4. 13th Jan 2004 07:38 #4
    cosmichippo
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    Thanks guys. I'll try those.

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    BSPLAYER is not as its name suggests.. for avi.. for mpeg2 powerdvd is unbeatable.
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