Thread: Codec prob's.

Green pixels =S? try install the newest XviD =P

hrm....i'm sure others will tell you to grab others but i just wiped out my XP and reinstalled all my codecs in the process. The only stuff I remember getting....

1. DivX
2. vlc player/codec (i think it comes as one, but i don't use the player)

oh and run with Windows Media Classic. WM10 will lag, DivX tends to crash, etc.
So far I haven't needed any more. There are more comprehensive stuff but....normal watching shouldn't take you too much.

as for the green pixels, if it only happens..."SOMETIMES" and not other times (ie: you play the same show twice and once you get weird pixely stuff, and the next time you don't...)
have you been tinkering? (ie: overclocking, etc?) green pixels don't usually show up for me, but when it does it's usually cuz my computers overloaded (not much space left on the HDs or memory overload)...or I haven't rebooted in a heck of a long time.

Originally Posted by TaMa

Green pixels =S? try install the newest XviD =P

I would have to agree install the latest version of XviD and DivX if you haven't already. Plus I would suggest BS player for your watching .

Bs Player What the hell is that. Never hear.

For Media Player Classic: http://www.divx-digest.com/software/...r_classic.html
For BS Player: http://www.bsplayer.org/
For VLS Player: http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-windows.html

I use the Media Player Classic, most of the times it works XD sometimes it just doesn't want to play a movie and shut itself down >_>;

Originally Posted by TaMa

sometimes it just doesn't want to play a movie and shut itself down >_>;

only when you've been watching too much anime and should be doing your work!!! hehe j/k

I dont really thing that a computer may have enough of anime. Like a flow to the live.

Can't get enough myself