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<blockquote data-quote="Yabba" data-source="post: 396089" data-attributes="member: 53565"><p>Yes, that could work with the .avis I have in my hard disks, but what would I do with the zillion CDs and DVDs already recorded?</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Well, when I see the properties for Xvid all postprocessing options are disabled by default... but anyway it's your package and your decision so if Xvid is there must be because of a good reason. All I wanted to know was if it was there on purpose or if it remained from a previous installation in my computer that I couldn't uninstall. So I guess I'll have to find out why Xvid is performing so bad and only since a few days. Yesterday I tried to watch an .avi that I watched a few days ago without problems and shows the issue too. I don't remember installing anything but it's obvious I must have done something...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Yabba, post: 396089, member: 53565"] Yes, that could work with the .avis I have in my hard disks, but what would I do with the zillion CDs and DVDs already recorded? Well, when I see the properties for Xvid all postprocessing options are disabled by default... but anyway it's your package and your decision so if Xvid is there must be because of a good reason. All I wanted to know was if it was there on purpose or if it remained from a previous installation in my computer that I couldn't uninstall. So I guess I'll have to find out why Xvid is performing so bad and only since a few days. Yesterday I tried to watch an .avi that I watched a few days ago without problems and shows the issue too. I don't remember installing anything but it's obvious I must have done something... [/QUOTE]
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