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  1. 12th Sep 2009 22:59 #1
    dexter30
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    I got an .avi video from the net which runs choppy on the computer as well as on the DVD player. Is there a way to make it run more smoothly? No problem if I have to reencode it. Any suggestions will be much appreciated.

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  2. 12th Sep 2009 23:51 #2
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    Install the latest xvid which is Xvid-1.2.2-07062009,uninstall any k-lite codecs if any are installed.
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    Originally Posted by johns0
    Install the latest xvid which is Xvid-1.2.2-07062009,uninstall any k-lite codecs if any are installed.
    I did it... it didnīt work!
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    Best to encode it if that fixes it.
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  5. 13th Sep 2009 01:42 #5
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    Originally Posted by johns0
    Best to encode it if that fixes it.
    Reencoded it as .avi and .mpg with no success...
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    There's a lot more wrong with it than just the choppy playback. The guy that made it was a complete incompetent and also did an improper resize of an interlaced source. But no, it can't be fixed.
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    Manono is correct, there is no fixing that video.
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  8. 13th Sep 2009 10:12 #8
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    Thatīs a pity. Some videos are rare and the person who has them should know at least how to encode them with a minimum acceptable quality.

    Thanks anyway jagabo and manono
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