Just one suggestion out there, but there's always the k-lite codec pack. Their most recent version contains XviD 1.0. It's always been my pick as far as hunting down codecs, and keeping this updated has always fixed most problems I've had (jury's still out on Naruto 82, but if everybody's right about XviD 1.0 fiding the problem in BSPlayer, then it's all good). Link is http://k-litecodecpack.com. Pick up the Mega Codec Pack 1.02 and you'll also get BSPlayer, Real Alternative, Quicktime Alternative, and a crap load of codecs including all most recent and popularly used codecs.