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  1. I have some "fake" AVI's that I made with MakeAVIS and I want to play them through Media Player Classic.

    I can still do it with an older version of the player that I have, but they will not play on the newer version.

    I've tried copying some dll's over to the new version but that didn't help at all.
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    MakeAVI from a dgindex d2v file or?
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  3. I made it from a WMV file.
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    he means a pseudo avi file, to make fake avi to frameserve into virtualdub, TMPGenc, etc.,

    there were two of them, this one, VFAPIConv-EN.exe and the one below, was uniquely included in fitcd, i think.

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    I see. I was thinking of vfapi reader/vfapiconv.

    But from WMV??? Never heard of. WMVs works fine in Media Player Classic.

    Or do you mean an AVS/Avisynth file that opens a WMV?
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    Originally Posted by smike View Post
    I have some "fake" AVI's that I made with MakeAVIS and I want to play them through Media Player Classic.

    I can still do it with an older version of the player that I have, but they will not play on the newer version.

    I've tried copying some dll's over to the new version but that didn't help at all.

    Use Potplayer instead of MPC-HC. Potplayer is more modern and developed than MPC-HC.
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  7. Originally Posted by Baldrick View Post

    Or do you mean an AVS/Avisynth file that opens a WMV?
    That's what I meant, sorry.

    I guess I can give PotPlayer a look then.
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