fuji m-jpeg codec ??

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I have video taken with my s602 digital still camera but I can't find a
codec that will play these...

the Fuji writes to a file with an avi extension but that's totally
misleading....

anyone have a copy of the Fuji codec ? I couldn't find any help on the Fuji
site.

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Thanks a bunch ... I got the Tsunami and that fixed it... but others might
be interested in the following....

>>>>>
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..AVI movie. Try to play back the movies that are shot on a digital camera
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"andre" <andre.gunther@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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> rth wrote:
> > I have video taken with my s602 digital still camera but I can't find a
> > codec that will play these...
> >
> > the Fuji writes to a file with an avi extension but that's totally
> > misleading....
> >
> > anyone have a copy of the Fuji codec ? I couldn't find any help on the
Fuji
> > site.
> >
> >
> >
> A normal MJPG codec should do. If you only want to play those try:
> www.viceolan.org/vlc
> Or get the Nimo or Tsunami Codec packs and istall the MJPEG codec thats
> in there.
>
> Andre
>
> P.S.: If you want to know what codec a certain file has use gspot.
> Most tools and codecs can be found here: doom9.org
>
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