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Originally Posted by Tizio Probably you install xvid and then removed it, but for some reason it left some tracks behind it, so BSplayer found it in the available codecs..and when it tries to decode your videos it doesn't find that dll (since you uninstalled xvid)
Probably you need to clean your registry (there are many tools that can clean it for you, but if you don't really know what are you doing by using them don't do it, it may lead to system crashes)
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I agree with you. I was installed and uninstalled Xvid and it is not present now.
Additionaly, isn't removing from add/remove programs not enough for XVid-1.1.2?
For example, i have found some xvid decoder .ax and .dll files in system directory.
When removind a codec like Xvid, do i HAVE TO use a software like ''codec sniper'' always?...
Please look at the screenshot, as you see Xvid is not installed and registered any filters currrently, so should i do any further regisrty tweaks?
http://img141.imageshack.us/img141/6...csvideolv5.jpg