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pippy · 2004-11-09, 02:36

Does anyone have problems with POT 136-139 fansubbed by W-Dreamers? I took days to finish downloading the whole file but in the end when I was done, everything was ok but there is just no sound. I'm using DIVX 5.2.1 and it says

"The video file you are opening includes audio data that is not recognised by the Divx player. The file contains the following type of data,

Audio Data: Tag 8192

You may need to install a new audio codec on your computer to listen to the audio."

Do I have to install a new codec or is there a problem with the file?

Thanks for reading thru.

NoSanninWa · 2004-11-09, 04:10

Just for the record W-Dreamers doesn't fansub. This is a HK DVD rip. With that said, we don't actually have a rule against HK DVDs, even though we don't allow them on the site, so I'll advise you to download GSpot and use that to determine which audio codec you need.

It's also possible that DivX player won't play it even if you have the right audio codec. It is a lousy player. Try using Media Player Classic.

2004-11-09, 02:36	Link #1
pippy Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2004	No Sound POT 136-139! Does anyone have problems with POT 136-139 fansubbed by W-Dreamers? I took days to finish downloading the whole file but in the end when I was done, everything was ok but there is just no sound. I'm using DIVX 5.2.1 and it says "The video file you are opening includes audio data that is not recognised by the Divx player. The file contains the following type of data, Audio Data: Tag 8192 You may need to install a new audio codec on your computer to listen to the audio." Do I have to install a new codec or is there a problem with the file? Thanks for reading thru.

2004-11-09, 04:10	Link #2
NoSanninWa Weapon of Mass Discussion Fansubber Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: New York, USA	Just for the record W-Dreamers doesn't fansub. This is a HK DVD rip. With that said, we don't actually have a rule against HK DVDs, even though we don't allow them on the site, so I'll advise you to download GSpot and use that to determine which audio codec you need. It's also possible that DivX player won't play it even if you have the right audio codec. It is a lousy player. Try using Media Player Classic. __________________ There's not that fine a line between willing suspension of disbelief and something just being stupid.