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  1. 9th Apr 2003 21:04 #1
    jhl2
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    i got a movie that's a .ogm file.. i got ogg filter thing but i do'nt know how it works or what.. someone help me!!
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    if you have the ogg vorbis codec installed than just load the file into media player its pretty much the same thing as a divx .avi but with .ogm extention.
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    I have the OGM Filters installed, but I seem to be running into weird problems, I opened teh file up in Virtual Dub Mod, and it shows the Video but no Audio can be heard, opened it up in BS PLayer, and played the file for maybe 3 seconds and then just closed, opened up the file in Windows Media Player Classic and it only played the Audio for 15 Secs, no Video. Now I am lost because I don't know what to do...? any sugesstions...
    Check out my guide on converting .OGM format to an SVCD with Selectable Subtitles and Multiple Audio tracks.

    https://www.videohelp.com/forum/userguides/170944.php
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    The solution to this problem I solved was by going to www.corecoded.com and apparently the player installs the files necessary to play the OGM's correctly...
    Check out my guide on converting .OGM format to an SVCD with Selectable Subtitles and Multiple Audio tracks.

    https://www.videohelp.com/forum/userguides/170944.php
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