XVID playback problems (line on left side of screen)

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  1. baines57

    baines57 Member

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    I have recently installed the XVID codec on my PC. It worked fine, but for some reason now every time I open a file in Windows MediaPlayer, there is a 'stripey' line, about an inch across, on the left hand side of the screen. I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling the XVID codec but it doesn't help. The only other codec I have installed is the DIVX Pro5 bundle. Can anyone help?
     
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    Does this line appear when you watch anything other than avis?

    Is this the newest release of the xvid codec that youre using or some older version?

     
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    Thanks for the response.

    It only happens when I'm opening up AVIs. My MPEGs open fine (in RealPlayer). It's only AVIs that I open in MediaPlayer that are the problem.

    I uninstalled my XVID codec and installed the latest version using the link you provided, but the problem remains. There aren't any audio problems, just the picture.
     
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    Ok, try using the FFdshow filter to playback your avis.

    I forgot to ask this, but were there any problems when you tried using the divx 5 codec?
     
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    Thanks again.

    I have not had any problems with the DIVX codec.

    I have installed ffdshow, however the problem persists. I have noticed that the same problem occurs when playing Real Media files in RealOne Player.
     

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