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  1. 13th Feb 2003 15:11 #1
    hawkeye1956
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    hi guys its me again
    i have been trying to open up an xvid avi file with virturaldub but it keeps telling me it can't find the decompressor. i have got all the programs needed but don't know just which one to use or how to install it in to virtualdub. pls help
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  2. 13th Feb 2003 15:47 #2
    thesicilian
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    Does the xvid avi play in windows media player? If it dont, you have not got the xvid codec installed. If the codec is installed you should not have a problem opening it in V Dub.
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    no i can't play them in media player where do i get the code and how do i install it
    thx
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    u need xvid installed and a codec called: ac3codec.zip then u should be able to play it.
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    ok ill try to find them
    thx
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    if u carnt find them tell me then ill upload them to my site and give ya the d/l link.
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