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Video player with built-in DivX decoder?

radiospan · 2005-02-22 08:58:18

I can't install DivX or Xvid or ffdshow in college, so I can't play any DivX files, and Windows Media Player never finds a codec when it trys to download one. Does anyone know of a stand alone video player with it's own built-in DivX decoder that I don't have to install?

22-02-2005 9:58am

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I can't install DivX or Xvid or ffdshow in college, so I can't play any DivX files, and Windows Media Player never finds a codec when it trys to download one.

Does anyone know of a stand alone video player with it's own built-in DivX decoder that I don't have to install?

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#2 22-02-2005 10:10am

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Have you tried videolan player?

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#3 22-02-2005 2:42pm

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http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

as Jabba says that's the one.

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#4 22-02-2005 7:51pm

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Great thanks. I'll try that tomorrow.

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