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What exactly is this libavcodec?
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It's from Gerard Lantau's ffmpeg package (http://ffmpeg.sourceforge.net).
It has C language DivX ;-) and OpenDivX alpha 47 codec.  Some benchmarks
showed that its DivX seems to be even faster than DirectShow codec without
preprocessing, and only a few percent slower than ProjectMayo's DivX4
decoder. It uses YV12 pixel format, so old Voodoo users can use it for YUV.
Also, open the possibility to play DivX on virtually every computer that

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I have an AVI that plays with grey screen with -vc odivx, and green with -vc divx4 .
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It's not a DivX file, but an M$ MPEG4v3 . Update your codecs.conf.
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<TD></TD><TD VALIGN=top>Q:</TD><TD WIDTH=100%><B><font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">
What exactly is this libavcodec?
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It's from Gerard Lantau's ffmpeg package (<A HREF="http://ffmpeg.sourceforge.net">http://ffmpeg.sourceforge.net</A>).
It has C language DivX ;-) and OpenDivX alpha 47 codec.  Some benchmarks
showed that its DivX seems to be even faster than DirectShow codec without
preprocessing, and only a few percent slower than ProjectMayo's DivX4
decoder. It uses YV12 pixel format, so old Voodoo users can use it for YUV.
Also, open the possibility to play DivX on virtually every computer that

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I have an AVI that plays with grey screen with -vc odivx, and green with -vc divx4 .
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It's not a DivX file, but an M$ MPEG4v3 . Update your codecs.conf.
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There this movie is, and when I play it I get video-audio desync and/or MPlayer crashes with the following:<BR>
<CODE>DEMUXER: Too many (945 in 8390980 bytes) video packets in the buffer!</CODE>
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This can have multiple reasons.<BR>
  <LI>your CPU <B>and/or</B> video card <B>and/or</B> bus is too SLOW. <B>MPlayer</B>
  displays a message if this is the case. (and the dropped frames counter is going up fast)</LI>
  <LI>if it is an AVI, maybe it has shit interleaving. Try the <I>-ni</I> option.</LI>
  <LI>your sound driver is shit, or you use ALSA 0.5 with <I>-ao oss</I>. See the <A HREF="sound.html">soundcards section</A>.</LI>
  <LI>the AVI has shit header, try with the <I>-nobps</I> option, and/or <I>-mc 0</I> .</LI>
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<B><A NAME=5.4>5.4. Video/audio driver problems (vo/ao)</A></B>
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