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I'm having a problem where it's completely random as to which girls videos will play. The dream videos don't play at all.

I have the latest version of the game. All girlpacks are in the main directory.

I opened up one girlpack and tried to preview the videos from inside the editor and none of them work. I extract them out and they play just fine in VLC.

Have this videos a AVI-Format?

Yes. They are .avi. Seems the .wmv files play just fine.

Please replace "Scoreville.LocalVideoServer.dll" in the folder with this one: And try it again to play the videos.

I have the same problem.

Certain *.AVI scenes plays properly, the problem seems to be caused by the video player loading files directly from the given "media path" of each file.
I.e. if I remove the *.AVI files from the "media path" after creating the scene, it stops working. Scenes whose *.AVI files I haven't deleted or moved still plays in 2.2.0.

The same problem doesn't seem to exist in 2.1.2.

Still having the same issue after replacing the file.

From the log file I see a lot of these:

21:58:31.393 LocalVideoServer: Stream force close, error = The specified network name is no longer available
21:58:31.393 LocalVideoServer: FilePlay request: http://localhost:27542/videoloopback/6. Cumshot.avi?pack=C:\ScoreVille220\Francesca Le.girlpack&offset=25277425&length=6478172
21:58:31.393 Notice : Icy-MetaData: 1
Connection: close
Host: localhost:27542
Range: bytes=1893970-
User-Agent: (null)

- Content-Type: video/avi
Cache-Control: no-cache
Content-Encoding: binary
Accept-Ranges: bytes
Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=6.%20Cumshot.avi
ContentLength: 6478172
Connection: Keep-Alive

pegapa wrote:I have the same problem.

Certain *.AVI scenes plays properly, the problem seems to be caused by the video player loading files directly from the given "media path" of each file.
I.e. if I remove the *.AVI files from the "media path" after creating the scene, it stops working. Scenes whose *.AVI files I haven't deleted or moved still plays in 2.2.0.

The same problem doesn't seem to exist in 2.1.2.

But we have the code to play not changed.
Videos that play in 2.1.2, should play in the 2.2.0

I took VLC player from Scoreville version 207 and now all the videos are playing again. Note: this was the version I was using previously when the videos played fine.

altoids wrote:I took VLC player from Scoreville version 207 and now all the videos are playing again. Note: this was the version I was using previously when the videos played fine.

Using the VLC folder from 2.1.2 with 2.2.0 fixes the problem for me too.

pegapa wrote:

altoids wrote:I took VLC player from Scoreville version 207 and now all the videos are playing again. Note: this was the version I was using previously when the videos played fine.

Using the VLC folder from 2.1.2 with 2.2.0 fixes the problem for me too.

Fixed the problem for me also.