WMM: HELP!!! - Codec problem
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You're right. The file will play now, both audio and video. Now to figure out what to do next. I use Vdub to make a... huffyuv? And I import that into WMM? ::looks for button:: Okay, the change button is pressable now...
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Alrighty, I think I have it doing... something. So... it's gonna re-encode my file as a.. another avi file? And I have to do this with *every* file???
Making an amv, is rather like being the director of a Broadway show, where you have a million dancers and each of them only knows one step.
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VirtualDub Program Failure
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An exception occurred in module 'ntdll'.
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An exception occurred in module 'ntdll'.
Exit Program
Save...
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Making an amv, is rather like being the director of a Broadway show, where you have a million dancers and each of them only knows one step.
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- pinky75910
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Woah. I try to X out, and a whole bunch of numbers come up-
Crash reason: Invalid handle
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Crash reason: Invalid handle
VirtualDub has crashed due to a program error
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- pinky75910
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I think I made an AVI file - Tried to import into Movie Maker, got error message:
Haalie Media Splitter: AVI: Top Level chunk is too short
Haalie Media Splitter: AVI: Top Level chunk is too short
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Okay, I tried it again... Re-made this avi file thing using the script...
Tried importing it into WMM, WMM had to close.
Tried to play it in WMP, Windows Explorer had to close.
Tried to play it in RealPlayer, RealPlayer had to close.
It also took a something like 40 meg avi file and turned it into a 1 gig file! I can't actually tell how big the original file was because Windows Explorer keeps closing every time I look at an avi.
Tried importing it into WMM, WMM had to close.
Tried to play it in WMP, Windows Explorer had to close.
Tried to play it in RealPlayer, RealPlayer had to close.
It also took a something like 40 meg avi file and turned it into a 1 gig file! I can't actually tell how big the original file was because Windows Explorer keeps closing every time I look at an avi.
Making an amv, is rather like being the director of a Broadway show, where you have a million dancers and each of them only knows one step.
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If the .avi is what? Is that huffyuv? and how did you set up the huffyuv when you saving the file?
It does happen this to me before, If I'm not mistaken after your saving the clips from Vdub your trying to import that in WMM, am I right? You can import the clips in wmm but there specific length wmm allowing and if you set up your clips before you saving it as avi sure it works and play.
Just want to be sure if you use huffyuv when your saving your file
It does happen this to me before, If I'm not mistaken after your saving the clips from Vdub your trying to import that in WMM, am I right? You can import the clips in wmm but there specific length wmm allowing and if you set up your clips before you saving it as avi sure it works and play.
Just want to be sure if you use huffyuv when your saving your file
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I followed Karuido's instructions - I made the logress.. whatever it was. I'll try again and see if I can make a huffyuv.. whatever thing. Thank you.BlaCk_PeArL_27 wrote:If the .avi is what? Is that huffyuv? and how did you set up the huffyuv when you saving the file?
It does happen this to me before, If I'm not mistaken after your saving the clips from Vdub your trying to import that in WMM, am I right? You can import the clips in wmm but there specific length wmm allowing and if you set up your clips before you saving it as avi sure it works and play.
Just want to be sure if you use huffyuv when your saving your file
Making an amv, is rather like being the director of a Broadway show, where you have a million dancers and each of them only knows one step.
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- BlaCk_PeArL_27
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Follow this how to config your huffyuv
and this one also just be sure you check the box before you saving your clips in Vdub before you import it in WMM.
Hope this will work for you
1. Go to your Video > Select Video Compression > click Huffyuv
2. Click the Configure
3. Another window appear Check the box it says > Always suggest RGB output, then your set and try to import that in WMM.
and this one also just be sure you check the box before you saving your clips in Vdub before you import it in WMM.
Hope this will work for you
1. Go to your Video > Select Video Compression > click Huffyuv
2. Click the Configure
3. Another window appear Check the box it says > Always suggest RGB output, then your set and try to import that in WMM.