AVI files playing too fast...
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www.headbands.com/gspot/v26x/GSpot260RC1.zip
Gspot is your friend ... run this proggy, point it at your video file it will tell you what audio and video codecs are needed to run it correct and also if you have them installed. If its not playing correctly google for the codec that Gspot tells you the file is encoded with, download and install it and your problems may well vanish.
Gspot is your friend ... run this proggy, point it at your video file it will tell you what audio and video codecs are needed to run it correct and also if you have them installed. If its not playing correctly google for the codec that Gspot tells you the file is encoded with, download and install it and your problems may well vanish.
bigdods said:
www.headbands.com/gspot/v26x/GSpot260RC1.zip
Gspot is your friend ... run this proggy, point it at your video file it will tell you what audio and video codecs are needed to run it correct and also if you have them installed. If its not playing correctly google for the codec that Gspot tells you the file is encoded with, download and install it and your problems may well vanish.
Gspot is your friend ... run this proggy, point it at your video file it will tell you what audio and video codecs are needed to run it correct and also if you have them installed. If its not playing correctly google for the codec that Gspot tells you the file is encoded with, download and install it and your problems may well vanish.
Excellent stuff there....I had a video that was playing too fast...and was stuck for ages trying to work out WTF....Thanks again...
The problem seems to stem from where the video format on the DVD was recorded in long play as opposed to SP/HQ that you can record on on some DVD recorders...
UPDATE ...I downloaded the codec needed which was great...but mine`s still doesn`t work....
Edited by F.M on Saturday 20th January 09:10
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