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I’ve got a bunch of avi to DVD files, recorded from Adobe Premiere from a DV(http://www.) Camcorder. They’ve always worked fine in all my media players.
Information:paper cutting machine Bag making Machine google排名 plastic machine slitting machine avi to dvd film blowing machine shanghai escort shanghai escort beijing escort Pressure Gauge Manufacturer, GPSHowever recently, Windows Media Player, Windows Movie Maker, and Windows Media Encoder 9, can no longer open them. QuickTime, Media Player Classic, and Adobe Premiere can still open them just fine. I’ve installed and uninstalled several codec packs including ffdShow and K-Lite, to no avail. I don’t believe that the issue is that the codec is missing, however, just that programs that use Microsoft’s Media Player components can’宝宝起名 t connect with the codec somehow. (Notice that all the programs that won’t open my avi to DVD’s are MS products) I ran GSpot and it says my 4CC is: dvsd/dsvd, that rendering failed, and that 2 compatible codecs were found: avi to DVD Video Decoder, AVI Draw. Clicking the “2 compatible codecs installed” button, pops this up: Nonetheless, DirectShow is apparently NOT able to play this file. (see “DirectShow Render”, below). No further information is available concerning the apparent discrepancy I guess Premiere, Media Player Classic, QuickTime, don’t use DirectShow... anyway, I really need Media Player Encoder to open my avi to DVD’s again. Help? Thanks in advance. |
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