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Need Windows XP Video Decoder


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Where can I download a Video Decoder (preferably free) compatible with Windows XP (media player 11)?
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Depends what "video decoder" you need. There's at least a dozen of the things.

Edited by Neil Jones, 04 August 2007 - 01:12 PM.

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Where can I download a Video Decoder (preferably free) compatible with Windows XP (media player 11)?

I have no idea. Originally i had to reinstall windows xp. then i upgraded from mediaplayer 9 to 11. Then when i put in dvd to load; a message appears: "need dvd decoder compatible with windows xp". So I went to microsoft help and they only have dvd (video) decoders that they charge money for to download that are compatible with windows xp. Well anyway i downloaded for free the V-Lan Media Player which works fine. But i am sure that sooner or later i will need to use the Windows MediaPlayer. There has to be a FREE dvd (video) decoder somewhere to dowload that is compatible with my system. And what happened to the decoder when i re-installed Windows xp after my computer had crashed? Any help appreciated. Thanks.
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Ideally you need software such as PowerDVD which comes with the codec you need which is then transferable automatically to Media Player.

But having said that, this might help:
http://www.updatexp....er-windows.html
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Ideally you need software such as PowerDVD which comes with the codec you need which is then transferable automatically to Media Player.

But having said that, this might help:
http://www.updatexp....er-windows.html


Anyway, thanks. I will keep searching around the internet. Cheerio.
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