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shipper January 20th, 2009 07:06 PM

Codec problem?
 
I've recently downloaded some video files on a new laptop running Vista. Some of the downloads didn't work, so I installed some codecs. Now, many of the video files always have this message displayed on the screen:
Audio Track:
Input description: 48000 Hz, stereo 128 kbps mp3 (Ibmad)
Output description: 48000 Hz, stereo 16-bit integer
Number of channels: 2
Current input bitrate: 128 kbps

I transferred one of the video files to another machine and I don't have that message displayed. I downloaded VLC media player, and it plays the files without this text. Any idea how I can identify the culprit and get rid of it so I can use Windows Media Player and the HP QuickPlay application to view my vids? (It also has the same problem when I use Media Player Classic - so it's not just a Windows Media Player problem.

Lord of the Rings January 21st, 2009 12:42 AM

I'm not a windows user per se, so perhaps someone else can best advise. However, some more information would be helpful for everyone.

Which codecs (or codec package) did you previously have installed (and version of codec if you know)?
Which codecs (or codec package) did you install recently that have caused this problem?

One thing I am aware of is that two different types of codec packages installed can clash with each other. So if updating or installing a different brand of codec package, it's best to uninstall the previous package if installed via package.

shipper January 21st, 2009 07:46 AM

Thanks. I think it was the K-Lite codec pack that caused the problem. I uninstalled it, then installed Vista Codec Pkg 5.0.9. Everything seems fine now. I didn't realize that you uninstalled codecs using the same control panel that you use to remove programs. (duh!)

Brandikat February 27th, 2009 08:20 AM

I have a real codec problem and I have downloaded Vista Codec 5.1.4 I still can't play most video files ie:mpg/mp3

Lord of the Rings February 27th, 2009 09:39 AM

If you're only using the codecs for playback, then I'd recommend this player VLC - (click on link) _ (choose nearest mirror site). It has the codec's built into the player. ;)

Brandikat March 1st, 2009 01:57 PM

Yeah I got it and its great, but what do you do with zip files, mine never turn out to a movie.

Brandikat March 1st, 2009 02:17 PM

So Sorry I forgot to say thank you

Lord of the Rings March 1st, 2009 03:48 PM

If they show up as ZIP files, make sure you scan them with your Anti Virus program. I'd be highly suspicious of them. Remember videos should be many MB's in size, & audio files should be a couple of MB's at least. Take a look at these tips: Movie download issues (click on blue link) (2nd last post has information on best video formats.) & also Virus thread: Typical virus spam file sizes - Make a note of them (click on blue link to see). Learn to recognise those file sizes so you can side-step them. ;)

Your welcome. :)

Brandikat March 1st, 2009 07:36 PM

Since I last posted I have read up on zip and exe file extensions, so far i have not downloaded any exe and my antivirus tells me I'm safe. I appreciate the info in these
posts although some of it is pretty hard to follow. Thanks again

Brandikat March 2nd, 2009 04:15 PM

Well its me again, now I can download and launch from limewire but I can't burn mp4, something about file types not supported. Can you help. Please
Thanks
Brandi

Lord of the Rings March 2nd, 2009 10:59 PM

mp4 the audio or video format? Some audio files have the mp4 file extension. Apple uses .m4a for mp4 audio format so it's easy to know the difference.

This codec pack looks very good K-Lite Codec Pack 4.7.0 FULL / STANDARD/ BASIC : K-Lite Codec Pack is a collection of codecs and related tools (includes video & audio codecs.)

Or this one FFDShow MPEG-4 Video Decoder 2009-03-01

However, not good to mix brands of codecs. Best to keep to one brand. ;) Otherwise clashes can occur. That happened to me, one codec pack refused to run at all, Windows XP system said it was not even on my system. lol :D

Brandikat March 3rd, 2009 03:36 PM

MP4 video, I've tried k-lite codec and they don't seem to load or else they just don't do anything. I've got Vista.

Lord of the Rings March 3rd, 2009 04:32 PM

You will probably need to remove all other codecs. ;) Add/Remove Programs control panel I believe to do that. :)

danwon1969 May 23rd, 2009 02:44 PM

hi,every movie that i download has audio,but no video,just those special effects that play when you listen to music. also,every time i turn off my computer,it doesn't resume my downloads please help.e-mail- I broke the rules thankls

Peerless May 23rd, 2009 03:02 PM

I'm sorry, but I cant resist it...here you make that post in a thread with all of your answers and then post your email addy...

trying to harvest other people's info?

danwon1969 May 23rd, 2009 06:48 PM

Harvest?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Peerless (Post 343715)
I'm sorry, but I cant resist it...here you make that post in a thread with all of your answers and then post your email addy...

trying to harvest other people's info?

what are u talking about?harvest? if you can't help, then shut the f#$%k up you dumb ****

Peerless May 23rd, 2009 07:05 PM

now you're permanently banned dumb a$$


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