AVS Error

Sp0t · 27th November 2001, 02:36

When I try to start a plugin, appears this message on the screen:
AVS Error
"No MMX suport found - Cannot run AVS - Get the non-MMX Version"
What is wrong?
How can i fix that and play any plugin at my pc?
Thank´s

NeoRenegade · 27th November 2001, 05:26

Your computer is ancient. Namely, its a Pentium I from before MMX (multimedia extension) was ever introduced. Go to http://www.winampheaven.da***** and get a version of Winamp like 2.666, install it over your current version, make a backup of the file
C:\Program Files\Winamp\Plug-ins\VIS_AVS.DLL
and reinstall Winamp 2.77. Then, copy your backed-up VIS_AVS.DLL into
C:\Program Files\Winamp\Plug-ins
again. You will have to copy the old VIS_AVS.DLL into the folder every time you install a new version of Winamp if you want to be able to keep using AVS.

Angry Weasel · 27th November 2001, 11:37

Or you could just get a new PC.

NeoRenegade · 27th November 2001, 14:31

True.

The thought of playing MP3's with visualisation on an antique makes me shudder

27th November 2001, 16:40

http://www.blorp.com/~peter/oldshit/....7.4_noMMX.exe

27th November 2001, 02:36	#1
Sp0t Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Volta Redonda, RJ - Brazil Posts: 1	AVS Error When I try to start a plugin, appears this message on the screen: AVS Error "No MMX suport found - Cannot run AVS - Get the non-MMX Version" What is wrong? How can i fix that and play any plugin at my pc? Thank´s

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27th November 2001, 05:26	#2
NeoRenegade Banned Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Montréal, Québec, Canada, eh? Posts: 4,083	Your computer is ancient. Namely, its a Pentium I from before MMX (multimedia extension) was ever introduced. Go to http://www.winampheaven.da***** and get a version of Winamp like 2.666, install it over your current version, make a backup of the file C:\Program Files\Winamp\Plug-ins\VIS_AVS.DLL and reinstall Winamp 2.77. Then, copy your backed-up VIS_AVS.DLL into C:\Program Files\Winamp\Plug-ins again. You will have to copy the old VIS_AVS.DLL into the folder every time you install a new version of Winamp if you want to be able to keep using AVS.

27th November 2001, 11:37	#3
Angry Weasel Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 145	Or you could just get a new PC.

27th November 2001, 14:31	#4
NeoRenegade Banned Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Montréal, Québec, Canada, eh? Posts: 4,083	True. The thought of playing MP3's with visualisation on an antique makes me shudder

27th November 2001, 16:40	#5
Sawg Guest Posts: n/a	http://www.blorp.com/~peter/oldshit/....7.4_noMMX.exe