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Topic # 60142 20-Apr-2010 13:49 Send private message

Has anyone ever somehow installed additional video/audio codecs onto receivers that play Divx?  I bought a Dish TV S7010PVR , which plays AVI files from the USB port.  Its pretty cool, but you get the occasional AVI file that has a different audio codec, which results in the video playing, but no audio.

Just wondering if anyone knows how to put on new codecs to allow better playback. 




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    The only hope would be a firmware upgrade for the device.




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