Posts: 1 Joined: 9/4/2009 Status: offline I have jus recently loaded this program and I get this 'The program you are trying to run requires a current Indeo codec. To obtain a current driver that is compatible with this version of Windows, please contact the manufacturer at message. I can't seem to find out through this website what driver I need to download. Or even if I do.
DO NOT install any Indeo Codecs under Windows Vista. Monopoly was this way. If you are on XP, then its fine to download the coded required here. In conclusion.
The ENCORE website no longer gives technical support as far as I can see. Can anyone please help me with this problem? Posts: 1417 Joined: From: Hayward, CA Status: offline DO NOT install any Indeo Codecs under Windows Vista. If you do, you will not be able to boot your computer again and will get the infinite loop of Blue Screen of Death. You dont really need the codec to run the game as it pertains to the original opening video only.
Monopoly was this way. If you are on XP, then its fine to download the coded required here -although that really is not required either. Jason Carver Encore Technical Support / Community Moderator. Page: 1 RISK II INDEO CODEC DRIVER Page: 1 Jump to: New Messages No New Messages Hot Topic w/ New Messages Hot Topic w/o New Messages Locked w/ New Messages Locked w/o New Messages Post New Thread Reply to Message Post New Poll Submit Vote Delete My Own Post Delete My Own Thread Rate Posts Please Note: In order to post a message on the forums, you will need to become an Encore Forum Member.
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Indeo V5 codec Page 5 of 7 5 hi to evryone. I am now quite experienced with frustrative codec things, but i dont get THIEF GOLD to run, not anymore.
(Version 1.37) Maybe it^s got to do with the Indeo Drivers? I have FFDSHOW installed to watch AVI-Movies, and there i activated most of the formats.
Also, if someone could help with a movie which is DIVX 3 Low-Motion, FFDSHOW has to be excatcly configured so as not take too much CPU-Power, or the PC will not react anymore, only if you set down that throttle-lever there in FFDSHOW. Also, I have a slight slow-motion in viewing a movie that is in DIVX3 or 4 FAST motion, but its not serious. You see, i cant reboot cuz of download waiting queue positions of running downloads.
Also, STAR WARS Batllefront needs Service Pack 1, and there i got an error message saying 'ATAPI in use' - once i could solve that but forgot how! Tried evrything. My HW is P4 2.4 GHz, 512 MB RAM, NVIDIA Gefroce 6800 GT, and i thought i have 8X-AGP but in the driver settings of NVIDIA its only written AGP 4X! The Machine is a FUJITSU SCALEO 800S, and all drivers are correct.
The major problem in thief: it ran until yesterday,suddenly, the game would be fine, but no 'missions comlete' and no movies. The reinstall, then, now!, when starting thief.exe, he tries something, but blanks out shortly and goes back to the desktop! Help, i need somebody, help!, not just anybody. You know i need someone, thanx. If i can help anybody, i got messages activated.
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Feedback I have to thank you, sos. Your download worked perfectly today, months after you posted. To reiterate for newcomers, here is a legitimate download location for a file that, when run, installs the Indeo codecs. This installation allows you to view video in older games that used this now-outdated encoding technique.
It works with Windows XP, yet is not included in the Windows XP operating system (any version): The following link is a download location for Indeo Video version 5, which allows people who develop or manipulate Indeo video files to continue to do so under the Windows XP operating system when running Netscape. It can be installed before or after the codecs from the previous link, and is NOT required to simply view Indeo videos in old games. This link may not be available later, as it links to a file on an individual person’s account somewhere on the Internet.
Codecs/iv5setup.exe Please not that I have no association with these files or their quality. Anytime you download and use files from the Internet, I highly recommend using a current virus and spyware checker. I have read online that people who purchase the most up-to-date files from Indeo have successfully gotten their old game videos to play correctly in Windows XP. If you have a excess cash to burn and a credit card, need technical support, and don’t mind the feeling of a large pole shoved up your.nevermind, here’s the link: -Zeno. Feedback Another thank you for the link to intel’s indeo V5 installer. I got an old game that needed indeo working fine under WinXP SP2 using a microsoft update referenced here: My source of that link was: So Microsoft seems to be supporting this again, if you look hard enough. But Windows Update would not show me that hotfix on my Win2k machine.
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Perhaps I just hosed the installed codec with all my mucking about with DVD authoring programs;) Anyway, this installer worked great. I’ll have a happy 4 year old in the morning. His Christmas present runs now!