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Bloodrage256 · 2004-11-06, 00:49

Hey guys, my friend has tons of problems watching subbed anime, Mostly Naruto.

Overall, The main problem is: The Subtitles, Audio, Video all aren't caught up to one another, He uses DIVX codec.....His comp isn't too bad, Is where any codec out there that can fix this problem?

xris · 2004-11-06, 03:15

Try this

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Since this question is asked so many times, this is a standard reply cut and pasted

9 timeout of 10, this is a codec problem. Very easy to fix.

i) Download ffdshow 2004-07-25
ii) Remove all previously installed codecs you have, and I mean all.
iii) Install ffdshow.

Just in case it wasn't clear, uninstall all previously installed codecs, they only clash and interfere with each other. You only need ffdshow.

If you don't like the idea of removing all your old codecs, then don't, you may be able to resolve the problem by just updating or installing to the latest ffdshow codec (but the general consensus is to just have the one codec installed, there will be less problems that way).

Look at the stickies in the Playback Help forum to find the latest version of ffdshow (see this thread).

Plus I would recommend downloading and using the latest version of Media Player Classic (2000/XP or 98/Me build)
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2004-11-06, 00:49	Link #1
Bloodrage256 Naruto Otaku Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Vancouver Canada Age: 33	Problem watching Subbed Anime Hey guys, my friend has tons of problems watching subbed anime, Mostly Naruto. Overall, The main problem is: The Subtitles, Audio, Video all aren't caught up to one another, He uses DIVX codec.....His comp isn't too bad, Is where any codec out there that can fix this problem?

2004-11-06, 03:15	Link #2
xris Just call me Ojisan Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: U.K. Hampshire	Try this --- Since this question is asked so many times, this is a standard reply cut and pasted 9 timeout of 10, this is a codec problem. Very easy to fix. i) Download ffdshow 2004-07-25 ii) Remove all previously installed codecs you have, and I mean all. iii) Install ffdshow. Just in case it wasn't clear, uninstall all previously installed codecs, they only clash and interfere with each other. You only need ffdshow. If you don't like the idea of removing all your old codecs, then don't, you may be able to resolve the problem by just updating or installing to the latest ffdshow codec (but the general consensus is to just have the one codec installed, there will be less problems that way). Look at the stickies in the Playback Help forum to find the latest version of ffdshow (see this thread). Plus I would recommend downloading and using the latest version of Media Player Classic (2000/XP or 98/Me build) ---