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17th January 2005
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 audio ok, black screen If I go to preferences-video, I see as tthese options as if they were disabled : divx 3.11 preferences, divx 4+ preferences , and FFD show preferences. Is there anything I do wrong?  |
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17th January 2005
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Please check out item 3 of this post http://forum.bsplayer.org/viewtopic.php?p=18507#18507 and let us know what GSpot tells. (Or maybe we are talking about mpeg?; then check out adicoto's list of codecs; you can find this following the link at the last line of item 4 of the same post) 
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18th January 2005
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Thanks, BSPeter. I´ll try. I load a file ( Rumble fish ( divx5.05)(dual.esp-ing) ) with GSpot.It says : Video codec : 4CC : DX50 Name: DIVX 5.0 Stat : 4 compatible codecs installed Audio codec: Name: 0*0055(MP3)ID´s as MPEG-1 Lay Stat : Codec is installed Render: Rendering successful DirectShow claims to be able to play the file Filters used: Splitter : AVI Splitter Video Decoder: DivX Decoder Filter Video Post-processor: Unspecified VFW codec Video Renderer: Video Renderer Audio Decoder: ACM Wrapper 0001 Audio Renderer: Default DirectSound Device 0002 What surprises me is that WMPlayer is able to play correctly the files but with BSPlayer I get the audio correctly and black screen. |
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18th January 2005
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Intriguing: "Video Post-processor: Unspecified VFW codec" (VFW="Video For Windows"). What version of DivX codec do you have installed? You could need to update it. In second part of item 4 of this post there is a direct link. (Also read further comments re its installation in that post) If that doesn't work, try a different video rendering (overlay) mode (see this post)
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18th January 2005
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I´m afraid I´m giving up. I´ve tried uninstalling and reinstalling all kind of codecs and player versions, but all I get is a black screen Anyway thank you |
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18th January 2005
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I cannot help wondering if you perhaps earlier installed (and meanhile uninstalled) another player (in which case that would be my suspect for causing the "Unspecified VFW codec") ?
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