Hi! I installed the K-Lite Codec Pack on my Windows XP. When I tried playing a movie that's encoded in Xvid, it plays it upside down. All other formats play correctly. Can someone help?
Thanks
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Hi! I installed the K-Lite Codec Pack on my Windows XP. When I tried playing a movie that's encoded in Xvid, it plays it upside down. All other formats play correctly. Can someone help?
Thanks
Tis effect can be rectified with a directshow filter called bicubic resizer.
If you installed this with the K-lite codecs then remove it.
If you haven't got it installed then get Nimo Codecs and install these (reading and following all instructions) in place of K-lite Codecs.
Go to Divx Digest site for a link to Nimo Codecs.
uninstall and reinstall your codec pack from a good source and check bs player's settings
Are you using subtitles?
Click on the arrow icon in your system tray to flip the picture.
Otherwise go to the Codec properties in your player. There should be an option in one of the filters.
I'm not using subtitles, and I'm using Windows Media Player, which I can't seem to find where the Codec properties are.
r the Nimo codecs better than the K-Lite codecs...
No. Nimo is very outdated.Quote:
Originally posted by MetroStars@11 August 2003 - 19:25
r the Nimo codecs better than the K-Lite codecs...
In Windows Media Player:
File > Properties > Advanced
There you should see all codecs and filters that are used by the movie. One of them has an option to flip the picture.
thanks for the update Paul.... ;)
in the bsplayer you have the option to flip an xvid "properties .. xvid mpeg4 video decoder ..and do this with the movie running" ;)
On a slightly related topic; I've had the k-lite codec pack installed for some time and get a shaky, stalling playback with DivX encoded files in WMP (but not in any other player) Anyone else come acroos this?
A lot of people are having problems with Windows Media Player.
Yeah I dont normally use WMP for that reason (not just with the KL codec pack) That and all the RIAA/MPAA cliq M$ have got going. Just a thought for all those who dont know better :PQuote:
Originally posted by Paul@11 August 2003 - 20:03
A lot of people are having problems with Windows Media Player.