[Bug 9127] Games video movies are not playable

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9127

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--- Comment #49 from [e-mail] 2013-09-03 14:06:25 CDT ---
Alright, I haven't been able to get the movies playing in Steins;Gate. I'm
using Mac OS X 10.8.4 and wine 1.7.1, and I installed wine with homebrew.

When it gets to a movie 1 of 2 things happens, depending on the type of movie.
If it's a movie that plays alongside other stuff going on, such as the spinning
satellite on the main menu or the movies showing special effects then they show
up, but it's static. The satellite is there but it does not spin, and the same
thing goes for the special effects. Usually I can continue on past these, but
occasionally it causes the game to freeze. Now, if the movie is something like
the openings or endings then I get nothing. The movie doesn't play at all, and
I get a black screen. Steins;Gate is still running, however, since pressing
"escape" brings up the option to end the game, and if I have the option set in
the game's config menu, then I can skip pass this with "enter." Again,
occasionally these cause Steins;Gate to crash.

I have tried pretty much everything that's been said here and at the
Steins;Gate page on this site: quartz (I had to do devenum here too or else
quartz would crash), ffdshow (with the mpeg options selected), dirac,
OpenCodecs, and d3dx9. Nothing changed the behavior I described above. Also,
from what I've heard, ffdshow is supposed to display a pop-up the first time
you use it, but no such thing has happened for me.

Also, the videos in Fate/Stay Night, while skipping a bit here and there, do
play right away. When I installed quartz/devenum however, I got a white screen
when trying to play a video, although the audio still worked, and when I tried
ffdshow on top of that, I did get a small pop-up, but it was too small so
nothing could be read, and there was only an "OK" button. However, the
Fate/Stay Night video did not play before or after pressing the "OK" button.