2006-04-25, 16:07 | Link #1 |
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MS Igloo Help
I downloaded this Anime and when I went under my Windows media player, it wasn't there. I then went to my computer and tried to access it that way but an erroe message came up and wouldn't let me play it. Do I have to have another media player in order to play it and what is it? Also do I have to download it again?
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2006-04-25, 16:14 | Link #2 |
Just call me Ojisan
Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: U.K. Hampshire
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First we have to confirm you completed the download. What sort of internet connection do you have and how long did it take to download. Have you used BitTorrent before to download anime (I assume it was BitTorrent you used, if so what client).
Next, what was the error message. What codecs you have installed (or better still, please read the [READ ME FIRST] AnimeSuki Playback Help Guide). We simply need more information otherwise we will be just guessing in the dark. |
2006-04-26, 02:39 | Link #3 |
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Okay, installed the last codec (Mastroka) and re-downloaded the fansub. When I tried to play it under "Windows Media", it gave me a message saying that the file was not recognized by "Windows Media" but could try to play it anyways. I clicked okay and then another message popped up saying that the file has "embedded trutype font" and asked me if I wanted to load the fonts. I clicked okay and the same message poped up again as well as a small message saying error in loading the codec. I clicked okay again and it started playing but with sound only. What do I do?
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2006-04-26, 03:56 | Link #4 | |
Just call me Ojisan
Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: U.K. Hampshire
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Since we now know it's a playback problem, I'll move the thread from Download Help to the Playback Help forum.
Next, I'll repeat what I suggested the first time Quote:
Does this problem happen with all three eps of Gundam MS Igloo? What about other fansubs (or at least other mkv files), do they playback OK? BTW, there should be no need to download the eps agian, if you are getting the picture but no sound then it's just a codec / playback problem, not a download problem. |
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2006-04-26, 11:59 | Link #5 |
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Okay, I did everything you and the link says to do. It is now playing both Audio and picture. However, there is no subtitles displayed. Did this fansub originaly come with subtitles or did I do something wrong again? Also, all codecs have been installed and updated.
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2006-04-26, 12:14 | Link #6 |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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You either didn't install VSFilter, or you didn't turn on the subtitles. First, make sure you've installed it (the instructions on how to get and install it are in the link xris provided). Then, make sure the subs are on (instructions here - they're written for CCCP, but the stuff about the tray icons applies to A-Suki's playback guide as well).
BTW, if you want to get rid of that annoying message that asks you if you want to load truetype fonts, go to your Start menu -> Programs and find the Haali media splitter settings. When you've opened it, click the Options tab, go to "Input", and click "Load embedded fonts". Set it to "Yes" using the dropdown menu at the bottom.
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2006-04-26, 14:31 | Link #12 |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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There's probably not much to do about it... one thing you could try is to open MPC, go to View -> Options -> Playback -> Output, and make sure that "DirectShow video" is set to "Overlay mixer".
After that, open the task manager (right-click the task bar to find it) and see if your CPU usage is at 100% or near 100% most of the time when playing h264 video. If it is, try closing down other programs (like BitTorrent clients etc.) before watching. You could also consider getting CoreAVC, a very fast H264 decoder, which unfortunately costs money...
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