Technical question, need help

[Endangered Specie]

I have a number of xvid video files that all seem to play just a wee bit to fast, everything is moving a bit to fast, and all the voices are higher pitched than should be.

I suspect its because they were recorded in the UK, which plays at something like 25fps, and my WMP want to play at 30fps.

So what I need is a (free) xvid player that can let me control the playback speed, if such a thing exists, or, if yall have another way to fix this, either way, please help!

(If your curious, they are Enterprise "FOV XVid" videos)

[historian]

1. try these sites

zdnet.com
and tucows.com
just type in what you are looking for and something should show up

[Syrinx]

2. this program may help, but I'm not sure

http://www.divx-digest.com/software/avifourcc.html

[Endangered Specie]

3. Ok, I think I have more of an Idea...

The videos that play at the correct speed are at 23.9ish FPS, while the ones that are too fast are all 25.000 FPS, so I just need to know how to change this, or find a program that allows for variable playback.

[toddzilla]

4. freeware

virtual dub will probably allow you to re-encode the offending movies.

program is called virtualdub all one word.

[sir_captain]

5. virtualdub

will definitely work

you can find it at www.doom9.org

they also have a bunch of advanced media players there, and i'd put a lot of money down that at least one of them can adjust playback speed. i'm not positive, but check out bsplayer, mediaplayer classic, and PowerDivx.