[Slingers]

I am having problems running and installing the codec on x64 Vista. I have tried installing the .inf file which it does so but the videos will not play on my system. If anyone has any ideas, I'd be grateful.

[Hendricks 266]

You may need to ask Steve Snake to compile a 64-bit version.

You could always use FFmpeg / FFplay which includes support for KGV or MPlayer which uses the FFmpeg core and runs a bit faster than FFplay (optimized?).

[Covarr]

32-bit codecs play just fine on 64-bit Windows, but I think it requires that the software you're using also be 32-bit.

[King]

The codec should work fine on 64-bit Windows, it did when I first tested it for Snake a few years ago. When I tested it last, videos were working fine in Windows Media Player - not sure about any other media players. It's probably easier just to convert the video to another format using VirtualDub.

[Flygon]

King, on 11 September 2012 - 10:12 PM, said:

The codec should work fine on 64-bit Windows, it did when I first tested it for Snake a few years ago. When I tested it last, videos were working fine in Windows Media Player - not sure about any other media players. It's probably easier just to convert the video to another format using VirtualDub.

About that... the only format I could ever get it 'converted' to was uncompressed video. This is obviously hard to bite down when you're lacking in HDD space. AviSynth would refuse to have a bar of the source AVI, additionally.