Xvid for vista x64

Joined Apr 7, Messages 10, Well considering that I run x64 on my workstation, I thought I might chime in. Heres what I got FFDshowx64 - h. Snowknight26 said:. Joined Oct 2, Messages 7, Joined Jun 27, Messages 1, Maybe someone can help me out with a problem I've been having. These mkv's include 5. But when I try to play in SageTV, the audio is not correct. I could not get one sound card to output simultaneously. I had to set the onboard Realtek analogs to the default and then in SageTV choose my renderer as the 2nd sound card the Envy24, spdif.

This worked great, with the only problem coming when trying to play mkv. So for some reason it is bypassing the Envy24 renderer. I also have AC3 Filter installed, but it is not using AC3 Filter when the mkv is playing because it doesn't show up in the tray. The sound is not correct in SageTV; instead of 5. But this is not as convenient as playing it with SageTV.

But it only comes through as 2 channel and my receiver puts it into Pro Logic II mode instead of decoding it as 5. I don't know what I need to make it play in SageTV with 5. Point is to suggest neither Figure out the missing codec s , if that's the problem, and go from there Jagger Supreme [H]ardness.

Joined Oct 31, Messages 7, I'm making a new rig. But I sometimes get the urge to salvage my old system. That idea evolved into making a first swag at a limited HTPC. The problem is that the idea to switch came after ordering parts. Fortunately the parts, more or less, turned out to be appropriate for a HTPC. I'm wishing the mobo was one of the micro versions so I could go to a smaller case.

The main problem is that Vista was Vista 64 non-returnable. So am I boned? I was going to get a Tuner card and primarily use it as a PVR. And some point in the future, add blue-ray. The only other thing I might do with it is play some older games. But I'm not likely to do anything else. Joined Feb 15, Messages I just have to say the thing I find the most entertaining about this thread is the number of people trashing someone for running x64 to utilize over 3gb of memory because "an HTPC doesn't need more than 2gb".

Since when did the definition of HTPC change to only include video playback? How many people use it to play games? Do their downloading? Rip movies? Transcode files? Even serve as their primary desktop? I think rather than give someone crap about trying to be ahead of the game we should be embracing it and try to get ahead ourselves. That's just my two cents considering I'm rebuilding my HTPC tomorrow and will be installing vista x64 on it.

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This website divx-digest. Facebook Twitter Newsletter YouTube. Need help with this software? Try these articles and tutorials:. Who developed the Xvid codec? Xvid is a continuation of Project Mayo original open source project responsible for the commercial DivX codec and aims to develope a high quality open-source MPEG-4 codec.

Unlike DivX, Xvid remains open-source.