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  1. 25th Jun 2007 09:33 #1
    Flying Doctor
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    I hava installated VLC Media Player on my laptop which has Windows Vista
    and when I trey to play a movie like .AVI or .OGM I can't get any
    video and only the audio.
    Windows Media Player plays the .AVI file normally with video
    and sound.

    So is there a Codec I didn't install? I have a Windows Vista Codec
    package which installated perfectly...
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    no installing codecs won't help.
    VLC is self reliant.

    try this
    http://computerbits.wordpress.com/2007/01/25/vlc-media-player-problem-under-vista/

    gl
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  3. 26th Jun 2007 02:26 #3
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    Thanx! It worked!
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  4. 26th Jun 2007 03:41 #4
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    Haven't they fixed it in the latest vlc media player? What version are you using?
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  5. 26th Jun 2007 09:38 #5
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    There is this from the VLC site (Partial listing):

    Changes between 0.8.6b and 0.8.6c:
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    Various bugfixes, notably:
    * Windows Vista compatibility
    It looks like 0.8.6C is the version to try with Vista.
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