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  1. 27th Feb 2004 20:53 #1
    007craft
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    I recently reformatted and now I cant seem to play DVDs on my computer.. what codec do I need that will allow me to watch them?
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    Mpeg2, if you install the trial version of PowerDVD it will give you one.
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  3. 28th Feb 2004 17:42 #3
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    i have the full version of power DVD and I installed it and lost it again trying to fix it.. anywere i can find a standalone mpeg2 codec? and a good one 2 thanks...

    EDIT.. erm nvm.. lol I made myself a link above hehe.
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  4. 29th Feb 2004 09:42 #4
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    hmm Installed that mpeg 2 codec listed here on the sire and it did nothing.. I reinstalled powerdvd and my movies play in powerDVD but whenever I load a video_ts.ifo in windows media player it crashs.. can any1 link me to the proper codec to get this working in windows media player?
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    Media Player Classic has an MPEG2 decoder built in.

    http://sourceforge.net/projects/guliverkli

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