This might be an alternative. I haven't tried it so recommend you make a backup copy of the Virtual Dub folder first!
"....ffdshow supports DivX 3 and 5. Go into the VfW config, either from the start up menu or via VirtualDub's codec seclection. There is a right decoder tab, go there and make sure that ffdshow is enabled, for DivX3 this means libavcodec, for DivX 5.x if you have XviD installed you will have the option between that and libavcodec. Come to think of it, if you had XviD installed it should handle the DX50 one itself, although I guess maybe only if you it enabled in the dshow decoder options? "
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Date: 2005-06-24 09:55 pm (UTC)This might be an alternative. I haven't tried it so recommend you make a backup copy of the Virtual Dub folder first!
"....ffdshow supports DivX 3 and 5. Go into the VfW config, either from the start up menu or via VirtualDub's codec seclection. There is a right decoder tab, go there and make sure that ffdshow is enabled, for DivX3 this means libavcodec, for DivX 5.x if you have XviD installed you will have the option between that and libavcodec. Come to think of it, if you had XviD installed it should handle the DX50 one itself, although I guess maybe only if you it enabled in the dshow decoder options? "