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Waylander
6th August 2005, 16:18
Anyone know how I'm suposed to get this to work? I've got a few Fansubs of Anime that I'm trying to watch but they don't sound right. All the background noises are in the forground and vice versa...
I'm useing Winamp for the most part but just downloaded BSPlayer Pro cause it said that it worked with AC3 sound. All I get from it is video with no sound.
Can anyone help me?

Keep in mind I don't know anything about computers...
twinkle
6th August 2005, 16:50
Have you got the AC3 codec installed? http://ac3filter.sourceforge.net/
If your sound works for everything else no idea sorry
Waylander
6th August 2005, 16:59
Have you got the AC3 codec installed? http://ac3filter.sourceforge.net/
If your sound works for everything else no idea sorry

Ok sweet that combined with the BSPlayer worked. Thanks heaps mate.
Ghost Lemur
6th August 2005, 19:09
Do a google for a program called "gspot".

It's a brilliant little utility which tells you exactly what audio and visual codecs a particular avi uses.

Then just google for that codec and voila. There are heaps of all in one codec packages around and their all much the same.

When I was stuck on windows I found MPC (media player classic) to be unbeatable. Do a google for "quicktime plugin" and "realmedia plugin". add those to it and it will literally play anything you can throw at it. Also has an obscenely small footprint.
NC
6th August 2005, 19:10
Waylander kei te me te tutae koe
twinkle
6th August 2005, 22:55
Ok sweet that combined with the BSPlayer worked. Thanks heaps mate.

No problem. Was thinking too... if you have the right video and audio codecs installed you should be able to watch your videos on just about any player out there.


When I was stuck on windows I found MPC (media player classic) to be unbeatable.

Damn good little program that. http://www.free-codecs.com/download/Real_Alternative.htm is media player classic, without all the shite real media player comes with, but can play real media files (as well as everything else).
Waylander
7th August 2005, 02:01
Waylander kei te me te tutae koe
You'll have to translate that. I don't read/speak Maori.
Squiggles
7th August 2005, 18:10
i reccomend the gordion knot codec pack to all, has all the codec's for audio and video files that you will probably ever need, and all in 1 installer (with many mini installers that run from it)

http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/gordianknot/Gordian.Knot.Codec.Pack.1.9.Setup.exe?download

homepage for gordion knot = www.doom9.org

:)