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Got the latest Quicktime 6.5.2 and downloaded everything else but still cant seem to play an avi. On Mac OS X 10.3.6 if that makes any diiference
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K-Lite codec pack is pretty good too, haven't had any problems so far.
Google it.
Google it.
smv wrote:
> GSpot is a good program for identifying codecs on PCs, dunno about Mac
> though.
(A) that's what I was trying to remember and (B) oops, the original poster is using a Mac. Didn't read thread properly, sorry.
> GSpot is a good program for identifying codecs on PCs, dunno about Mac
> though.
(A) that's what I was trying to remember and (B) oops, the original poster is using a Mac. Didn't read thread properly, sorry.
GSpot is a good program for identifying codecs on PCs, dunno about Mac though.
There are a few programs out there that will let you inspect a movie file to find out what codecs are out there. The only one I could find in the 0.1s Google time I devoted to it was this:
http://www.kcsoftwares.com/?vtb
Looks pretty swish, didn't download it though.
http://www.kcsoftwares.com/?vtb
Looks pretty swish, didn't download it though.
search for 'windows media player classic' theres no install and the codecs are all built in, it plays dvds and can do subtitles.
Download VideoLAN Client (VLC) and it'll play pretty much any video file out there, no codecs needed.
Could be a divx codec, try downloading the free divx player from divx.com
It should at least tell you what codec you need to play it.
It should at least tell you what codec you need to play it.
Get the avi manager to offer your side a friendly match.
You lost me at codec, how do I find that out?
what codec is it encoded with?
Get that codec, and it will play.
Get that codec, and it will play.
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