Horscht
Banned?
perhaps it's suposed to be DivX 5.11 or Xvid 3.11
Drumaster posted on Dec 28 2004 at 12:18 PM said:EvilDragon > It doesn't.
Doesn't work here either (but only tested using file-roller (linux)). It's the first and only time file-roller has failed to extract something for me. And it's not in my cache because it's the first time I've tried to download it.EvilDragon posted on Dec 28 2004 at 03:23 PM said:Drumaster posted on Dec 28 2004 at 12:18 PM said:EvilDragon > It doesn't.
I downloaded it on 5 different computers (WinNT, Win98, 3* WinXP).
None have a new Winzip installed and it worked there...
It even works with the crappy WinXP built-in unzipper...
Are you sure you redownloaded it? Maybe your system still had it in the cache...?
Erase the *.cfg in your GPSYS directory and launch again GP CInema 2.0.Steve-O posted on Dec 28 2004 at 04:39 PM said:some videos are not showing up in this GPcinema
Also, the download still doesnt work on GP32x for me -
"Unknown method in gpcine2.fxe"
"No Files to extract"
Octavious posted on Dec 28 2004 at 07:51 PM said:well, theres always that other link..
MoviePark could handle so many formats?! I can't believe that guy.Dozer posted on Dec 28 2004 at 07:10 PM said:Has anyone tried other builds of xvid other than koepi's? Perhaps it can handle others. Or maybe it's more like the origional movieplayer... what's it called. Before gpcinema.... that could handle sooooooo many formats, you just had to change the fourcc.
I'll do a lil fiddling later. I have pulp fiction encoding and sapping all my cpu atm .
Octavious posted on Dec 29 2004 at 04:21 AM said:whats the differance between Xvid and Divx? is it like Divx for dislexic people?
jegHegy posted on Dec 30 2004 at 02:10 PM said:just for the record, it's MPEG1 version 4, not MPEG4.
Thanks for that, I was always curious.EvilDragon posted on Dec 31 2004 at 04:05 PM said:jegHegy posted on Dec 30 2004 at 02:10 PM said:just for the record, it's MPEG1 version 4, not MPEG4.
Ahhh, no, it's actually MPEG4.
Don't confuse it with Audio Layers.
MP3 = MPEG1 Layer 3
But MPEG1, MPEG2 and MPEG4 are different encoding and decoding processórs.