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xKira · 2004-11-02, 01:30

hi, i'm new to this forum. my files download fine and i checked and the downloads were finished and uncorrupted...so bittornado says. but when i try to watch the episode, its fine for the first few seconds, then it becomes choppy and pixelated. i downloaded the VLC media player and it still doesn't work. i downloaded all the codecs except the lvl 2 one cuz i couldn't get to the site. i downloaded a buncha other players and codecs but it still doesn't work. i'm so confused.... can someone help me?

dukenukem · 2004-11-02, 02:41

Well try using ffdshow and also get g-spot from divx-digest.com,it will tell you if there's an actuall problem with the file.I am thinking ffdshow will solve your problem but if not then i have no clue as to why your files do that.

xKira · 2004-11-02, 20:09

nope...doesn't work...

however, my friend suggested burning it onto a cd and then watching it....which works....

odd....so....i haven't the faintest clue how to fix it....bleh

Sylf · 2004-11-02, 21:18

Your file may be heavily fragmented, which gets fixed when you burn it to a CD. To fix? Defragment your harddrive, and do it after making sure you have plenty of free space.

2004-11-02, 01:30	Link #1
xKira Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2004	problems watching stuff hi, i'm new to this forum. my files download fine and i checked and the downloads were finished and uncorrupted...so bittornado says. but when i try to watch the episode, its fine for the first few seconds, then it becomes choppy and pixelated. i downloaded the VLC media player and it still doesn't work. i downloaded all the codecs except the lvl 2 one cuz i couldn't get to the site. i downloaded a buncha other players and codecs but it still doesn't work. i'm so confused.... can someone help me?

2004-11-02, 02:41	Link #2
dukenukem bleach fan Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: desert of arizona Age: 41	Well try using ffdshow and also get g-spot from divx-digest.com,it will tell you if there's an actuall problem with the file.I am thinking ffdshow will solve your problem but if not then i have no clue as to why your files do that.

2004-11-02, 20:09	Link #3
xKira Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2004	nope...doesn't work... however, my friend suggested burning it onto a cd and then watching it....which works.... odd....so....i haven't the faintest clue how to fix it....bleh

2004-11-02, 21:18	Link #4
Sylf 翻訳家わなびぃ Fansubber Join Date: Nov 2003 Age: 50	Your file may be heavily fragmented, which gets fixed when you burn it to a CD. To fix? Defragment your harddrive, and do it after making sure you have plenty of free space.