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  1. 27th Apr 2003 03:35 #1
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    Hi, I have asked this before but got no-where. I am trying to play films on my computer but I can see funny blue and red marks on the screen. I have just re-installed Win 2000, thought it might be 2000 so installed ME aswell the same prob. I know the .AVI file works beacuse it work on my other computer (running ME).
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  2. 7th May 2003 01:09 #2
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  3. 7th May 2003 02:33 #3
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    Have you checked your codecs ?

    If not download gspot from tools and install the codec/codecs that it states.
    If it's wet, drink it

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    already checked, and there all right
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    Do you mean like little blobs that appear then drain away like it's oversaturated?? I just downloaded a film and it was like that.
    I scapped it as I thought it was just the film. All my others play fine.
    I'm going to get a different version of the film.
    It even played like this after encoding to an mpeg so I don't think it's a playback issue.

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