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  1. 23rd Feb 2004 04:37 #1
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    I have an avi file that doesnt seem to wanna run properly. I used G-spot to determine what I needed. It says that it's not a AVI file type...when I use any of my players, it comes in, but very very choppy...any ideas why, or what codec I should have??
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  2. 23rd Feb 2004 04:55 #2
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    I dunno. I give up. Tell us.
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    You forgot to RENDER in Gspot
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  4. 23rd Feb 2004 06:23 #4
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    I rendered and it came up with a black error message, the first I have ever seen and it says something about Codecs being improperly installed. Should I uninstall all codecs and reinstall certain ones??? If I do, which ones would be best...???
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  5. 23rd Feb 2004 07:00 #5
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    It could be DIVX or the new xvid format. Try going to their websites and downloading the software.
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    Did you try to open via vdub? It usually will tell you what codec is missing if it cant open it.
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    What kind of file do you think it is ?
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  8. 23rd Feb 2004 09:16 #8
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    I think its an avi file...as to what kind, I don't know. Its OK...its not an important file. I just though it would be a simpler problem to solve.
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