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PFF · 21st March 2002, 13:12

Thx a lot for the reply, but that's not quite the problem. Am trying to convert an .ogm fileformat (some have divx, some have xvid, all have ogg vorbis sound) to an .avi fileformat. The ogm file plays just fine under Virtual PC, albeit slowly, with sound and all and no video problems. Virtual PC by now can do directshow stuff.

Thing is: I want to play these files under Mac OSX, windows emulation is too slow. Mac OS can play ogg vorbis sound, but not for now ogm files with whatever in it. Therefore I need AVI's, which Mac OSX can handle (well, sort off..).

So one of the things I need to do is copy the divx/xvid videotrack form .ogm. to .avi file format. And there the video goes screwy.

Got me thinking though. Maybe it is some other weirdo emulation problem.

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PFF Registered User Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 15	Thx a lot for the reply, but that's not quite the problem. Am trying to convert an .ogm fileformat (some have divx, some have xvid, all have ogg vorbis sound) to an .avi fileformat. The ogm file plays just fine under Virtual PC, albeit slowly, with sound and all and no video problems. Virtual PC by now can do directshow stuff. Thing is: I want to play these files under Mac OSX, windows emulation is too slow. Mac OS can play ogg vorbis sound, but not for now ogm files with whatever in it. Therefore I need AVI's, which Mac OSX can handle (well, sort off..). So one of the things I need to do is copy the divx/xvid videotrack form .ogm. to .avi file format. And there the video goes screwy. Got me thinking though. Maybe it is some other weirdo emulation problem.