wmm and ffdshow
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wmm and ffdshow
what the fuck is with this ffdshow? when i turn my wmm and want to create a clip in bottom right corner pops up ffdshow audio decoder icon. when i do just a little change in my clip another one pops out - i had like twenty of them. it crashes my wmm.
WHAT THE FOOCK!? O_O
WHAT THE FOOCK!? O_O
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cccp includes ffdshow.
ffdshow is a very useful thing. It can decode a bunch of different filetypes (most notably .mp4, .mkv and .ogm)
...the only problem is that (on default settings) it tends to try to do too much.
IIRC it tries to decode divx/xvid avi, huffyuv avi, mpeg2 and various other video and audio files...which is great unless you already have a codec to decode those things.
I don't know exactly what I'm doing next...but like other things I played around with it and managed to "fix" the problem.
navigate to the cccp program folder from your start menu.
click ffdshow video decoder configuration
be sure to start at the top of the list...wherever you see libavcodec or xvid in the decoder colomn look to the left.
if you see the name of a codec that you know that you have, left click the decoder colomn.
this should bring up a drop-down menu, expand the menu and select "disabled".
repeat until you hit the bottom of the list.
on my machine, I only have the following enabled:
FVFW,FFDS (libavcodec)
h.264 (libavcodec)
FFV1 (libavcodec)
Theora (libavcodec)
other codecs installed (besides the ones that windows comes with):
huffyuv
lagarith
picvideo MJPEG
divx
xvid
x.264
it would help to know what filetype you're working with, and the codec it is encoded with.
not sure if this applies in your case, but it may be worthwhile to check to see if haali media splitter is splitting avi files.
the reccomended setting is that split avi files is off, but I'm not sure if that's because of the other codecs commonly used by people here.
ffdshow is a very useful thing. It can decode a bunch of different filetypes (most notably .mp4, .mkv and .ogm)
...the only problem is that (on default settings) it tends to try to do too much.
IIRC it tries to decode divx/xvid avi, huffyuv avi, mpeg2 and various other video and audio files...which is great unless you already have a codec to decode those things.
I don't know exactly what I'm doing next...but like other things I played around with it and managed to "fix" the problem.
navigate to the cccp program folder from your start menu.
click ffdshow video decoder configuration
be sure to start at the top of the list...wherever you see libavcodec or xvid in the decoder colomn look to the left.
if you see the name of a codec that you know that you have, left click the decoder colomn.
this should bring up a drop-down menu, expand the menu and select "disabled".
repeat until you hit the bottom of the list.
on my machine, I only have the following enabled:
FVFW,FFDS (libavcodec)
h.264 (libavcodec)
FFV1 (libavcodec)
Theora (libavcodec)
other codecs installed (besides the ones that windows comes with):
huffyuv
lagarith
picvideo MJPEG
divx
xvid
x.264
it would help to know what filetype you're working with, and the codec it is encoded with.
not sure if this applies in your case, but it may be worthwhile to check to see if haali media splitter is splitting avi files.
the reccomended setting is that split avi files is off, but I'm not sure if that's because of the other codecs commonly used by people here.
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might be that
could be that you're trying to edit divx/xvid encoded footage.
I don't want to search for the wmm banner...so I'll just link you instead:
link to something you should read (that is if you're using divx/xvid footage)
could be that you're trying to edit divx/xvid encoded footage.
I don't want to search for the wmm banner...so I'll just link you instead:
link to something you should read (that is if you're using divx/xvid footage)
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