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by bloodniece on Wed Dec 05, 2007 2:36 am
Some back story . . .
I've been using Ubuntu since Hoary and Mandrake before that. I installed Linux Mint on my HP 530 since ACPI and sleep/suspend were not working on Gutsy. I really like Mint! ACPI and sleep work beautifully.
I have a NFS mount of avi videos which all look blown out and over-saturated and crappy. These played and looked fine on Gutsy. Am I missing a codec or have the wrong one?
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by Husse on Wed Dec 05, 2007 2:50 pm
As far as I know avi works - haven't checked though
Have you checked that the network is OK?

Don't fix it if it ain't broken, don't break it if you can't fix it
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by phantommaggot on Fri Jan 25, 2008 3:34 pm
TTT
i have this same problem
no matter what i try
my avi files look like they are on a projection TV thats all F'd up..
am i missing codecs or something
like the codecs from automatix that are "illegal"
if i go to the properties of my avi it says..
microsoft mpeg-4 v3 (ffmpeg)
any help is welcome
this is one of the last problems im having with mint at the moment.
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my divx / avi files play fine
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by monkeytwizzler on Mon Jan 28, 2008 5:31 pm
This COULD be because you're using the default video player Totem. Try opening it with mplayer? I experienced the same thing with a fresh mint install and that's what my fix was, just playing it with a different player. I'm a fan of mplayer, but there are others out there I'm sure you can find.
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