Summer Snow

Started by RedRum · 14 Nov 2003 · 272 replies

Linked dramaSummer snow 2000 · TBS · 18.09%

Drama Discussion Page 4 of 14

7 Sep 2003, 05:37 #61
It's a good soundtrack! Too bad all the songs are similar to each other.

*listenin to Ice World soundtrack by Taro Iwashiro* :)
7 Sep 2003, 06:05 #62
Pemu wrote:It's a good soundtrack! Too bad all the songs are similar to each other.

*listenin to Ice World soundtrack by Taro Iwashiro* :)
dude,i want the OST from ice world so bad...i was able to dl 2 songs of off it in 4 months :D
13 Sep 2003, 12:54 #63
Hey, I've been lurking and learned of BT and I got summer snow (from JTV) but when I started to try to watch it I noticed ep's 1-6 only have audio but no picture. I tried installing the windows media codecs package but to no avail...ep's 7 and on all work perfectly. Does anyone have the same problem and/or know how to fix it? I probably just need some codec but I don't know which one it is! Help!:shakehead:

-Ken
13 Sep 2003, 13:03 #64
Try Nimo Codec http://www.land.ee/d_nimo_codec.html
13 Sep 2003, 13:31 #65
Ren, you are my new best friend LOL :P. Thank you thank you thank you.

Btw, when I first installed the codec pack it made my picture upsidedown and inside out LOL, but it did work. Uninstalled the codec pack and now EVERYTHING works, even the files that didn't work prior to install! Welp, thats windows for ya, but for now, I'm gonna go watch it!

Thanks again!

-Ken
13 Sep 2003, 13:45 #66
Hey i'm gald it work out for ya man. I know how it feel, long ago it drove me crazy trying to find the right codec to see the movie. Summer Snow is a great drama. Enjoy.
13 Sep 2003, 15:52 #67
Doesn't mean to threat crapping here, but Nimo now have more bad than the good.. well yes it will works at first, but then it will cause many problems, uninstalling it will not really uninstall it completely either.

My suggestion: Get a program called Gspot, it will check video/audio codec used by a file. And get and install the specifc codec one by one specifically.
And yeah, avoid what so called codec packs :)

Cheers.
13 Sep 2003, 15:54 #68
Alright Prince i do notice those problems thanks for the info. :D I'll get Gspot.
13 Sep 2003, 16:20 #69
i found a useful prog
can identify the needed codecs
GSpot Codec Information Appliance
13 Sep 2003, 17:25 #70
Prince wrote:Doesn't mean to threat crapping here, but Nimo now have more bad than the good.. well yes it will works at first, but then it will cause many problems, uninstalling it will not really uninstall it completely either.

My suggestion: Get a program called Gspot, it will check video/audio codec used by a file. And get and install the specifc codec one by one specifically.
And yeah, avoid what so called codec packs :)

Cheers.


does this also include the codecs from windows site?

i just upgraded to XP and now the avi's are jerky :angry: i already installed the codecs from windows but to no avail
13 Sep 2003, 17:30 #71
Despite everything we said here for the most part if u install the basic nimo it will be fine don't install everything cuz it might give you problems. I am going to try Gspot hopefully it good.
13 Sep 2003, 18:01 #72
Yea I used nimo and its working fine for me, keep in mind I only installed what I needed using the custom install option. Turns out in my particular case I only needed the xvid codec, so thats all I installed. Its also true that the uninstall function doesn't seem to work, so set system restore points to be safe. I personally think w2k is superior to xp but I use xp because it runs one old game I have and really like that w2k cannot :(.

-Ken
13 Sep 2003, 22:07 #73
i second Prince's suggestion.

get gspot and only install the necessary codecs. the codec pack usually screws things up for me...eventually, i learnt to be smart and just install what's needed. usually, it is the divx5.0.3 (or whatever's latest), xvid, and divx 3.11...and audio codec is ac3.

the two indispensable tools for me with regards to divx have been:
gspot and divxfix

off topic, my friend saw that there is this program called gspot, he thought i had some adult program on my comp... :mrgreen:
13 Sep 2003, 22:10 #74
zbl wrote:i second Prince's suggestion.
off topic, my friend saw that there is this program called gspot, he thought i had some adult program on my comp... :mrgreen:


LOL :hehe: I haven't thought about that, now that u mention it Gspot sound kinda funny.
13 Sep 2003, 22:22 #75
i already installed Gspot but the video is still jerky :shakehead: i can play videos fine when i convert them into mpeg files but it takes forever to convert one episode. :(
14 Sep 2003, 01:55 #76
Havin probs on codec issues? Codecs are evil, I wish there was one standard such as mpeg, no hassle with codecs. I use the followin codecs and progs: ffdshow, nimo codec pack (installed only audio codecs), Directvobsub for viewin subtitle files and PowerDVD XP for svcd/mpeg2 files. I use BSPlayer as a default player. The best media player around! Safe bet! I can assure you that 99% of the existin files work!
14 Sep 2003, 03:48 #77
www.divx.com -- latest divx
http://sourceforge.net/projects/ffdshow/ --- ffdshow alpha
http://sourceforge.net/projects/ac3filter --- ac3 dolby audio filter

For media player, divx 3.11a, and vobsub, get them from download section from: www.doom9.org

All those top 4 players are good, I have used them, but my personal fav is media player classic, I like it for the simplicity.

Cheers.
25 Oct 2003, 22:17 #78
It's a very touching drama... You should go watch it! :D
25 Oct 2003, 23:13 #79
i really want to listen to this soundtrack, and yes, please watch this show. awesome stuff.
26 Oct 2003, 04:47 #80
geoffropuff wrote:i really want to listen to this soundtrack.

;)

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