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  1. I've installed k-lite codec pack (both 32 and 64 bit) but when i use virtualdub i can't find, for example, the divx codec, why?
    Which one virtualdub use? 32 or 64 bit? and how should i configure the ffdshow?

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  2. 32 bit VirtualDub uses 32 bit codecs. 64 bit VirtualDub uses 64 bit codecs. Both only use VFW codecs, not DirectShow codecs (the latter are used by most media players).
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    I've installed k-lite codec pack
    ... which was a mistake!
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    Strange...Because I use K-lite Mega and my VD 32bits, work normal (look the shot)

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    Reinstall your K-lite in full mode.
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  5. Originally Posted by lordsmurf View Post
    I've installed k-lite codec pack
    ... which was a mistake!
    in your opinion it's better install all codec (or only the codec that i use) one by one? or what else

    Originally Posted by Cauptain View Post
    Strange...Because I use K-lite Mega and my VD 32bits, work normal (look the shot)

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    Reinstall your K-lite in full mode.
    it's already install in full mode
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    K-Lite installs a "Codec Tweak Tool" which you should find on your Start Menu in the group created by K-Lite. There you can activate or deactivate your codecs.

    Originally Posted by EdoScario90 View Post
    Originally Posted by lordsmurf View Post
    I've installed k-lite codec pack
    ... which was a mistake!
    in your opinion it's better install all codec (or only the codec that i use) one by one? or what else
    Just ignore him. He only has one thing to say: "Uninstall K-Lite", which he will repeat at intervals in every thread where it is mentioned.
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    Originally Posted by EdoScario90 View Post
    how should i configure the ffdshow?
    As jagabo hinted (without saying so explicitly), you need to configure the VfW settings of ffdshow, which you you should find available on your Windows Start menu.
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  8. Originally Posted by Gavino View Post
    Originally Posted by EdoScario90 View Post
    how should i configure the ffdshow?
    As jagabo hinted (without saying so explicitly), you need to configure the VfW settings of ffdshow, which you you should find available on your Windows Start menu.
    i already configure the VfW settings of ffdshow and, for example, there si "libavcodec" in the "divx" codec, but the codec miss in virtualdub
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  9. Originally Posted by EdoScario90 View Post
    i already configure the VfW settings of ffdshow and, for example, there si "libavcodec" in the "divx" codec, but the codec miss in virtualdub
    You select "ffdshow Video Codec" in VirtualDub. Then press the Configure button to select which of ffdshow's codecs to use.

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  10. Originally Posted by jagabo View Post
    Originally Posted by EdoScario90 View Post
    i already configure the VfW settings of ffdshow and, for example, there si "libavcodec" in the "divx" codec, but the codec miss in virtualdub
    You select "ffdshow Video Codec" in VirtualDub. Then press the Configure button to select which of ffdshow's codecs to use.

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    it works!

    thanks to all
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