Question Problem Viewing .avi Trans X Tutorials

[othoudt]

I'm trying to learn Trans X and I downloaded the tutorial .avi files but all I get is the audio and no video. I used GOM Player, Windows Media Player, and Power DVD with the same result-no video. GOM Player works great with all the other .avi files I have ever opened with it but no luck with the Trans X tutorials. Any suggestions?

 

[STS]

VLC Media player

 

[TSPenguin]

Shameless self quote from another thread:

Codec information can be found in this thread.

This only applies if you are referring to flytandems tutorials. The one by Tex uses a different codec.

 

[eveningsky339]

VLC Media player

What he said.

http://vlc.idownload.org/?gclid=CPTxocv2s50CFeRL5QodfT1TiA

 

[othoudt]

OK, so I need to use VLC media player but here's my next problem; the computer I have at home and run orbiter on is not connected to the Internet, it is a dedicated gaming machine, a stand alone complex and is impervious to Cylon hacking. When I attempted to d/l VLC to my flash drive all I got was a 330kb setup program that requires an Internet connection. Is there a way to get the full d/l of VLC that can be put on a flash drive? Thanks.

 

[eveningsky339]

OK, so I need to use VLC media player but here's my next problem; the computer I have at home and run orbiter on is not connected to the Internet, it is a dedicated gaming machine, a stand alone complex and is impervious to Cylon hacking. When I attempted to d/l VLC to my flash drive all I got was a 330kb setup program that requires an Internet connection. Is there a way to get the full d/l of VLC that can be put on a flash drive? Thanks.

Cylon hacking? I thought that only occurred in Battlestar Galactica...

Do you have a machine with an internet connection? The only thing I can think of is doing a full download on your internet machine, then manually moving the folders to your flash drive. And then, of course, manually remove the folders from the flash into your gaming machine.

 

[Zachstar]

Get this

http://mpc-hc.sourceforge.net/

It is a zip that you can extract to the desktop or something and run the program inside. If you want you can enable "EVR" which will use your GPU to decode video on modern video cards.