Xvid-lol codec

The Defiler Pak refered to above has really worked. Well Happy,. About half of these episodes are in. The episodes I have downloaded that do work are in. Does anyone know how I can get these 'no-extension' files to play. Your help is much appreciated, and thanks in advance.

Okay really weird I downloaded a whole season and some play and some dont hvae the right codec but as far as I know it should work so I think you have the same problem and if nothing of the above work maybe you should download again. I have tried downloading the same file but different source 3 times and non of these 3 files can play.

I too am having the same problem. With many of the hdtv. The files show as a AVI, but nothing plays them and nothing recognizes it. Its not the computer, i have 3 and its the same on all.

Try installing the K-Lite codec pack. You should be able to play them in most video players then. Dont install fuck! The difference is XviD is free, DivX is a proprietary format. Give a man a fish, and he'll eat for a day. Teach a man to fish, and he'll eat for life.

DivX 3. Ansuer - "try not Can you recommend the settings and tool s you use? I usually use similar Xvid settings. But I set the I-frame interval to for better seeking during playback.

Target Quantizer mode is a constant quality mode. You set the quality you want and the file comes out to whatever size is needed to achieve that quality. Setting the quantizer to 3 is a good compromise between size and quality -- better quality than most stuff you might download from the internet.

Smaller values give better quality but larger files. Higher values give less quality and smaller files. You can enter non-integer values. There's no point in going below 2, the files will get very large and there will be no perceptable increase in quality. If you want much smaller files you will get better results with 2-pass VBR compression. For even more compatability, turn off packed bitstream.

NET Please note that this list is in no order per se and I have used all three successfully. All three are made in such a way as to a. I used DivX 3. Since the DivX 6. I still use the XviD codec for resolutions that the DivX codec refuses to encode. Try this: xvidgmc.