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  1. 12th Oct 2003 19:23 #1
    SSpiro
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    I've got one or two movie files that won't play.

    Instead, I get:



    I ran GSpot to check codecs, and it says DivX 5.0 for video, and AC3 for audio. Says I have 2 compatiible codecs installed.

    Here is that screen cap..



    What could be wrong??
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  2. 13th Oct 2003 08:47 #2
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    Bump. Anyone?
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    I would suggest waiting more than afew hours before re-posting, it pisses people off and is in contravention of the AUP.
    As for your post...
    ....I sometimes get this and put it down the WMP being shite.
    I don't think it's a file.filetype (divx?) issue.
    I had this with a couple of files which subsequently played fine with the ATI player.
    Good luck
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    Try VideoLan, it plays everything. If it doens't play then there is aproblem with the file. I like the interface of media player classic better, but for just outright play anything videolan is slightly better.

    OH yeah heres the video lan link http://www.videolan.org/
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