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  1. 25th Jan 2005 19:21 #1
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    Cool software. I was reading a guide and it said:TMPGEnc can actually load every video file if you have installed a DirectShow filter and the codec in your system.

    Where does one get the DirectShow filter and the codec they are talking about?
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    Direct Show
    Tools link to search for codecs.
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  3. 26th Jan 2005 17:49 #3
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    Is this link worth loading? It appears to be a bunch of codecs.
    http://windowsmarketplace.com/results.aspx?text=codecs
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    Don't load any more codecs than you need.
    Open your avi's in Gspot and see what codecs you need, then install ONLY those.
    Conflicts can arise when installing codec "packs", or multiple versions of the same one. Xvid vs DivX for example.
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  5. 26th Jan 2005 19:20 #5
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    I did that. I have the codec required but still am getting dark video preview screeen when I try and encode this .avi. Wierd.
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