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Lunchboxx · 2005-12-24, 04:46

K so I downloaded Episode 11 at my friends house and for some reason whenever I clicked it....didn't even need to be opening it just clicking it, it would crash his player and explorer. So I figured it was just his computer sucking, but then I get home and download it.....the file is corupted here too and when I try and play it I only get the first few seconds then my player crashes.

Anyone else having the same problem or might know whats wrong?

PurpleLightning · 2005-12-24, 09:53

just got a copy to see about your problem and there does not seem to be any, your configuration of codecs must be the issue. ffdshow runs it just fine.

Maceart · 2005-12-24, 17:32

Make sure it's a complete download, and install CCCP or use VideoLan player to run.

Komataguri · 2006-01-03, 13:17

And stay away from "Codec packs", If you have any installed...I'd definately think about removing them and installing FFDShow.

Since it can handle most of your video needs, and just install the standalone support for files FFDshow can't handle. [I don't think it handles things like .mkv, for example ]

TheFluff · 2006-01-03, 13:26

For the 15216347th time: MKV is a CONTAINER, not a CODEC. You can stick basically anything from DVD video to your cat into MKV, and it will play as long as you have:
1. A MKV splitter (Haali Media Splitter, for example)
2. Something to handle what's in the MKV. Common things that can be found in MKV's are DivX, XviD, H.264 and MPEG2 videos; Vorbis, MP3, AC3, AAC and DTS audio streams; Truetype fonts; SRT, SSA and Vobsub subtitles... the list goes on. ffdshow handles many, but not all, of these formats. It does DEFINITELY not handle cats

. For subtitles, you need a subtitle renderer (in 99% of all cases, that's VSFilter).

2005-12-24, 04:46	Link #1
Lunchboxx Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Age: 37	Mai Otome Doremi Ep. 11 problems..... K so I downloaded Episode 11 at my friends house and for some reason whenever I clicked it....didn't even need to be opening it just clicking it, it would crash his player and explorer. So I figured it was just his computer sucking, but then I get home and download it.....the file is corupted here too and when I try and play it I only get the first few seconds then my player crashes. Anyone else having the same problem or might know whats wrong?

2005-12-24, 17:32	Link #3
Maceart Doremi-fansubs founder Fansubber Join Date: Mar 2004	Make sure it's a complete download, and install CCCP or use VideoLan player to run. __________________ AIR 2005! Kanon 2006! CLANNAD 2007-2008! Planetarian OAV/Movie 2010?

2006-01-03, 13:26	Link #5
TheFluff Excessively jovial fellow Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: ISDB-T Age: 37	For the 15216347th time: MKV is a CONTAINER, not a CODEC. You can stick basically anything from DVD video to your cat into MKV, and it will play as long as you have: 1. A MKV splitter (Haali Media Splitter, for example) 2. Something to handle what's in the MKV. Common things that can be found in MKV's are DivX, XviD, H.264 and MPEG2 videos; Vorbis, MP3, AC3, AAC and DTS audio streams; Truetype fonts; SRT, SSA and Vobsub subtitles... the list goes on. ffdshow handles many, but not all, of these formats. It does DEFINITELY not handle cats . For subtitles, you need a subtitle renderer (in 99% of all cases, that's VSFilter). __________________ \| ffmpegsource 17:43:13 <~deculture> Also, TheFluff, you are so fucking slowpoke.jpg that people think we dropped the DVD's. 17:43:16 <~deculture> nice job, fag! 01:04:41 < Plorkyeran> it was annoying to typeset so it should be annoying to read

2005-12-24, 09:53	Link #2
PurpleLightning Member Join Date: Jul 2004	just got a copy to see about your problem and there does not seem to be any, your configuration of codecs must be the issue. ffdshow runs it just fine.

2006-01-03, 13:17	Link #4
Komataguri Reverend K-Rist Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: America's Wang. Age: 40	And stay away from "Codec packs", If you have any installed...I'd definately think about removing them and installing FFDShow. Since it can handle most of your video needs, and just install the standalone support for files FFDshow can't handle. [I don't think it handles things like .mkv, for example ]