Movie Codecs and Help..

[neeko]

I've also had my run in's with this problem.

Of all the rmvb torrents that get uploaded here; 5 in 10 will get the unable to render error
and 2 in those 5 will be able to play in real player.

Its a shame since the file itself seems perfectly healthy. Haven't found any solutions to it or any players that will play it

[Malkav]

Yea well i can usually run rmvb files perfectly, but its good to know im not the only one having this problem... although it seemed to work for mostly everyone else who downloaded it

[Malkav]

Ok, im sorry for this guys but after completely forgetting the file i mentioned half a year ago i have discovered it again.
I do have some more information that i missed before
It is not a single file, the files are:

4 Padding Files
1 Stackdump file
The Realmedia file

Thanks (it just looks like a good movie)

[porbeagle13]

I really hope someone can assist me with my problem. I have looked throughout the website and nothing I seem to try helps. My question pertains to http://www.akiba-online.com/forum/showthread.php?t=82607. I downloaded the first part of the video just fine. I have tried downloading the second, third, and fourth parts (of the 12 total parts) with no luck. I use rapidshare and I receive the entire file, but the video won't play. DIVX won't play the files at all, but with MPC, the video is there, but distorted. I somehow ended up with 2 versions of MPC and the second version gives me the following error: MainConcept (Muvee) MPEG Demultiplexer::MPEG4. I have tried the following codecs with no help: XP-Codec-Pack_2.5.0; K-LiteCodecPack510Full; and Combined-Community-Codec-Pack-2009-09-09. I have also tried to play the videos on vlc-1.0.1-win32, but no video shows up at all. I am using Windows Vista and really want to be able to watch this video (I have been searching for a video like this forever). Are these files corrupt, am I not using the right codecs, etc? I would really appreaciate any advice anyone could give me since I don't understand why the first part worked with no problems. I am currently stuck with dial-up, so everyone of these downloads has taken me around 10 hours to complete. Thanks everyone for your assistance.

[elgringo14]

The video requires standard codecs (DIVX5 and MP3).
Have you joined the different parts before playing ?

I have the impression that you tried to play the .0XX file directly.
Of course most the split files cannot be played, because they don't have a header that tells what it really is.
Only the first part has it.

The .001 to .012 parts have to be joined to make "meanup_sun05.avi". HJsplit or FFSJ can do that.

These programs have been discussed heavily in other threads of this section.

[U-Jin]

And .mov flies? How I play?
I have CCCP e 2 film .mov, but not play.

[elgringo14]

Quicktime is the word...

If you don't want the Apple program, Media Player Classic + Quicktime Alternative can play .mov files.

[BudKona]

I just built a new gaming computer (i7, 2 Radeon 5750 CrossfireX video cards, Windows 7) Do I need to install a codec package or would most of what I need already be bundled in here between the ATI software and Windows 7?

Thanks for any help.

[Denamic]

Sure, you can play the most basic xvid, divx, and etc.
But you'll have issues with softsubs and some multi-stream files.
Hardware is irrelevant, and 7 doesn't come with open source/community software.

Just get CCCP or k-lite.
They set you up with almost everything you need to view anime/jr. stuff/whatever.

[BudKona]

Originally Posted by Denamic

Sure, you can play the most basic xvid, divx, and etc.
But you'll have issues with softsubs and some multi-stream files.
Hardware is irrelevant, and 7 doesn't come with open source/community software.

Just get CCCP or k-lite.
They set you up with almost everything you need to view anime/jr. stuff/whatever.

Thanks much Denamic. I'll go with CCCP for now.