I converted a DVD file into AVI. The AVI file is plaing in one computer but is not planning in other. The first picture if frozen and thr MS player is not responding. Any idea hot to solve this problem?
You can try Leawo DVD Ripperwhich is the best DVD to AVI converter capable of converting DVD to AVI file format. Or you can try some other AVI player software tools to try to play the AVI files.
Posted on Nov 14, 2019
With .avi files the issue is usually which video codec has been used to encode it - all players will have certain codecs installed, and if the second player you describe does not have the approprtiate codec then it will struggle to play the file - occasionally the audio codecs can have the same effect, also on video. In your video conversion program you should be able to choose from a list of codecs to use to encode the .avi file, check which one you used and then check it is installed on the computer that is experiencing the problem. Windows media player, if it is fully updated should be able to cope with the majority of codecs, the best player for .avi files at the moment is DivX player, available free for download at; http://www.divx.com divx player also may need to be fully updated after you install it, this is an easy procedure, just click "Check for new versions" in the "help" menu to make sure you have the latest divx codecs installed Hopefully this will allow you to play the files on both machines. If you still have trouble, then type the name of the codec used by your converter program into a search engine, and you should find a location to download it from with installation instructions. Hope this helps, ask again if you still have trouble :)
Posted on Apr 21, 2007
i am trying to run video downloads from youtube which are in avi format into my sony hometheatre. , but these files are not running showing a message "data error". Though other avi files which are not downloaded from you tube are running in the hometheatre. Can you suggest the way to run the file?
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