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I'm guessing it has something to do with the program called xvid, but I can't figure out which veresion it is

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This is assuming your xvid is a regular SD resolution.

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Actually "xvid" is for very old FFmpeg versions and only there for compatibility.

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Just install the necessary codecs such as xvid and haali media splitter, codecs packs install way too many codecs and can screw up media playback due to conflicting codecs.

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Actually "xvid" is for very old FFmpeg versions and only there for compatibility.

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DVDPlayer: vdub and when I open up an avi file the error is: couldn't locate decompressor for format 'xvid' (unknown) virtualdub requires a video for windows (vfw) compatible codec to decompress video

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Actually "xvid" is for very old FFmpeg versions and only there for compatibility.

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Also, i forgot to mention that many "xvid" or "divx" videos contain sound streams that were ripped differently and may not play on all players. since divx uses the popular avi file container it is often assumed that any avi is divx. although most are these days, it doesnt mean both the video and audio streams are compatible with the player. pc users can create avi files with greatly differing video and audio formats in them. so basically if you want to be sure that your player will play the videos you burn, you must ensure that all those videos were created using formats and versions that are fully compatible with your player. fortunately, as I mentioned, most videos do seem to work on these divx players and I have played ones from six years ago till now that work great.

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On the video codecs dropdown list are two xvid options which are "xvid" and "xvid

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On the video codecs dropdown list are two xvid options which are "xvid" and "xvid

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