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The best way to avoid these problems is to use VLC media player. It has its own built-in codecs so you never have to download extra codecs! It can view practically any type of media file.

What program are you running? it sometiimes depend on what program your running on. ex. Windows Media player.

K-Lite Codec Pack Roxs

Besides the K-Lite pack there is also the 'Ace Mega Codecs 6.0.3' pack which you can find by searching in google. I prefer it over the K-Lite. But choose the one which best meets your demands.

I would suggest to get the VLC player from their website and play it. Half the files i have dont play in windows media player even though i have the codecs pack.

Yep, I say just go with VLC.

i just got the Live Action Movie with english subs, just wanted to know, how do i merge the subs into the actual video so i can put it on DVD....

Cheers...

Sorry if there is another thread about this

OK here ya go:

Programs needed:
VirtualDub
TMPGEnc
Subtitle Tool
Subtitler

Steps:
1. Install all programs
2. Convert your sub files to .ssa with the Subtitle Tool if they aren't .ssa already
3. Open the movie in VirtualDub
4. Go to Video > Filters (Ctrl+F), click add and go down and find subtitler. Locate the .ssa file
5. Go to Video > Full processing mode (you must do this because the filter requires it)
6. Go to File > Start frame server
7. Save it as anything.vdr
8. Open TMPGEnc and where it says Video source, open the .vdr file
9. Click Start

Hmm ... that's all I can think of right now. This process does take a while. Ask me if you have any questions.

This post has been edited by Fastway on Jul 6 2005, 10:15 AM

cheers

but, ill think ill wait till the Jap version comes out, and with subs you can actually understand, cheers..

just go find BSPlayer. It's a free download and you can load the subs and movie seperately in two steps.

easy and non-time consuming.

i know that, i have had BS player for ages.

but, programmes like nerovision etc, cannot load the subs with the film, instead, they have to be 1 file.

but as i said, ill wait for the japanese audio and understandable english subs

winamp

How do you make a torrent anyway? I'm working on an Initial D Fourth Stage dub and I was thinking of releasing it like that to people who'd like to download it. It'll be funny!

use bitlord theres an option to make torrent

i use defiller pak. it works pretty well.

Just be careful when installing and uninstalling these packs cause they can sometimes mess up your other codecs and cause some distortions in the videos (encoded with Xvid or Divx) you are watching...

I need some help. I've just downloaded some videos and the file are .omg. How do you convert omg files into .avi ??

Thanks for your help

Its .OGM not .OMG .. Lol! Use Gordian Knot if you're an experienced user, if not, just use any 1-2-3 converters out there.

Ok i will try thanks

Ok i made it but their is no sound in the video. Why ??

Recheck your settings maybe you didn't decrypt the sounds or didnt set the sound output before encoding it.

Ok and how do you do that ?

What program are you using?

Use this instead, http://www.riverpast.com/en/support/tutori...ert/ogm/avi.php

It woks perfectly now

Thanks for your help aftermath

I don't know if this is the correct thread to post this question in, but as I'm not allowed to start a new thread (?) I guess I have to.

What is the problem with the tracker and when/is it going to be fixed? I get "Tracker sending invalid data: d8:intervali1800e12:min intervali300e5:peers114:." errors all the time. I really want those BMI and Shuto Kousoku Trial movies. Thanks!

Which torrents are you trying to download ? Make sure you are not behind any firewall. The torrents should be all running fine. Last I checked, all BMI and Shuto Kousoku videos are seeded.