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06-20-2002, 05:51 AM
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Originally posted by king
I downloaded it at noon today, but then i found out that i can see nothing.. what decode file i need? Pls help
I downloaded it at noon today, but then i found out that i can see nothing.. what decode file i need? Pls help
06-20-2002, 03:59 PM
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Awesome video BrianZ....I bet some of those guys are kicking themselves for not pre-ordering..!!
I have the video up on my FTP server for anyone that doesn't have it yet.. I also put a copy of the DIVX codec that you will need to play it.
ftp://wofford.d2g.com
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I have the video up on my FTP server for anyone that doesn't have it yet.. I also put a copy of the DIVX codec that you will need to play it.
ftp://wofford.d2g.com
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06-20-2002, 05:04 PM
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I couldnt run mione on Windows media playre do I installed the divx player, and it played video tehn, but the sync is all off. The video is far behind the audio! Whats up with that!
06-20-2002, 07:23 PM
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my situation is same as sub. I have the dv50 installed however, the video is kind of delay/lay when i play it.. hardly see whatz going on.
My cpu is a PII450, over 300mb ram
My cpu is a PII450, over 300mb ram
06-20-2002, 07:55 PM
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The problem is your slow computers. The divx codec is a monster for CPU load. There is a possible fix though, it works for my laptop.
Use "The DivX player" that is bundled with the codec. It used to be called "The Playa" but I think its called something like "The Divx Player" now.
Then there is an option to slightly reduce quality to improve performance on slower machines. I *think* you can right click on the screen to get to that menu or you can find it in the regular menus. I don't have it in front of me but I know its there. That should make it play better.
Use "The DivX player" that is bundled with the codec. It used to be called "The Playa" but I think its called something like "The Divx Player" now.
Then there is an option to slightly reduce quality to improve performance on slower machines. I *think* you can right click on the screen to get to that menu or you can find it in the regular menus. I don't have it in front of me but I know its there. That should make it play better.
06-21-2002, 12:58 AM
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Originally posted by alear
The problem is your slow computers. The divx codec is a monster for CPU load. There is a possible fix though, it works for my laptop.
Use "The DivX player" that is bundled with the codec. It used to be called "The Playa" but I think its called something like "The Divx Player" now.
Then there is an option to slightly reduce quality to improve performance on slower machines. I *think* you can right click on the screen to get to that menu or you can find it in the regular menus. I don't have it in front of me but I know its there. That should make it play better.
The problem is your slow computers. The divx codec is a monster for CPU load. There is a possible fix though, it works for my laptop.
Use "The DivX player" that is bundled with the codec. It used to be called "The Playa" but I think its called something like "The Divx Player" now.
Then there is an option to slightly reduce quality to improve performance on slower machines. I *think* you can right click on the screen to get to that menu or you can find it in the regular menus. I don't have it in front of me but I know its there. That should make it play better.
06-21-2002, 03:55 AM
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prob with ftp
Well I found the actual site
I get get logged in
I can click on the 350z file
I find the site
but it times out while waiting for replay
have a 768k cable connect
have removed router to eliminate a fire wall issue
so whats up is the site saturated or what?
it's the same thing at both sites
anyone know whats up?
I get get logged in
I can click on the 350z file
I find the site
but it times out while waiting for replay
have a 768k cable connect
have removed router to eliminate a fire wall issue
so whats up is the site saturated or what?
it's the same thing at both sites
anyone know whats up?
06-21-2002, 05:14 AM
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Thanks
06-23-2002, 10:20 PM
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Originally posted by Subw00er
I doubt its my cpu - i have a pIII 866 coppermine, and I have 512 megs ram. I think maybe its my video card? Matrox g400. Its a bit dated now.
I doubt its my cpu - i have a pIII 866 coppermine, and I have 512 megs ram. I think maybe its my video card? Matrox g400. Its a bit dated now.
Try the player from the DIVX web site. For some reason it is able to play them better than Microsoft's Media Player.
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