HT3775 AVI Home Video no Longer Works with Lion

Hi Everybody,
I have quite a few hours of AVI files (family footage dating back to early 70's transfered to avi from Super-8). This worked before I updated to Lion. Now I get the message "The document xxxxxxxx.avi” could not be opened. A required codec isn't available."
I don't understand why this now doesn't work. When I click on "Tell Me More" option avi is one of the files listed for Quicktime so...
Can anyone help with this?
Cheers

As Ogelthorpe above mentioned, the Free VLC Player works fine for that:
      http://vlc-media-player.en.softonic.com/mac

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