If your AVI file contains a video stream that uses a more modern codec for compression, Windows Media Player may not be able to play it because it can’t decompress that particular codec. For example, the video stream could be compressed using the DivX, Xvid, H.264, VP9 or MPEG-4 codec. This is important because the format for the audio or video stream can be different inside the AVI container. This means that an AVI file contains audio and video data streams that can be played together in sync. The first thing you need to understand about AVI, aka Audio Video Interlaced, is that it is a very old container format created by Microsoft in 1992.
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