Hey Ben, thanks for the help - turns out it was my poor use of Premiere,
encoding my avi files with the Microsoft MPEG 4 Video something V1 - changed
it to the Cinepak codec and it was right as rain.
Thanks for the suggestions though, much appreciated.
Cheers
Col.
-----Original Message-----
From: Ben Waggoner [mailto:email@hidden]
Sent: Tuesday, 3 June 2003 3:50 PM
To: Simpson, Colin; 'Ken Hornak'; email@hidden
Subject: Re: AVI playback problem in Windows 2000
Colin,
Ah! Some flavor of MPEG-4, then. QuickTime normally handles MPEG-4
fine. Could be Advanced Simple, or something else of an unsupported
profile, then. Try using VLC.
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on 6/2/03 19:49, Simpson, Colin at email@hidden wrote:
> All it says is Data Format : MPG4 in the Movies>Get Movie Properties>Video
> Track>Format area.
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