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  1. 18th Sep 2004 15:17 #1
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    I recently formatted and reinstalled windows on my computer and now all of my xvid movies shudder. Looks like the entire movie has hypothermia and is trying to stay warm, but the audio plays fine. Before the reinstall it played perfectly. Has anyone else had this kind of problem or know what it could be?
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    I dont think so, i used autogk on unlimited quality setting and the same file did work before i reformatted. Is there something else i might need to view interlaced video properly? This is what gspot gave me
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    Also, I just noticed that in some portions of the movie the video smooths out, not randomly, but in the same place
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    anyone have any ideas?
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    Its strange, and i don't know whats causing it but i occasionally run into this.

    The only way i can get rid of the problem it is to install a different version of XviD.
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    I used to get the shudders when using older xvid codecs,fixed it by using the newest version.Also i calmed down.
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  8. 21st Sep 2004 01:34 #8
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    Thanks guys, got a newer/different version of xvid and it works great now.
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