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  1. 6th Nov 2006 08:15 #1
    nick_gr
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    I use CCE, virtualdub and Dvd Lab pro.

    The video file is a Div3 .AVI... which my proggies above deny to cooperate with...

    What should I do?
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  2. 6th Nov 2006 09:16 #2
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    What is the problem?
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  3. 6th Nov 2006 09:25 #3
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    it tells me it cant find the right codec...
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  4. 6th Nov 2006 09:31 #4
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    Well - do you have the Div3 codec?
    (and DVD-Lab only accepts mpg video)

    /Mats
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  5. 6th Nov 2006 10:47 #5
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    https://www.videohelp.com/tools?tool=DivX_3.11

    Or install ffdshow and enable its Divx 3 decoder.
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  6. 6th Nov 2006 11:58 #6
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    simply changing the FourCC to DIVX or DX50 may help too.

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  7. 6th Nov 2006 13:04 #7
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    i downloaded that div3 codec. is there any case that it conflicts with newer xvid codec i use?
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  8. 6th Nov 2006 13:45 #8
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    Shouldn't be. But "any case" - Hey, it's computers we're talking about here! Anything is possible!

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  9. 6th Nov 2006 15:50 #9
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    haha right!
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  10. 6th Nov 2006 23:39 #10
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    I wouldn't recommend installing DivX3. As I recall the decoder was somewhat buggy. Newer versions of DivX can decode it or as already mentioned ffdshow can handle it (decoding and encoding). Changing the fourCC to anything other than MP43 (MS MPEG-4 V3 = DivX3) is not a good idea.
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