One of the primary reasons people like my releases is that almost nothing is changed on your system by installing my codecs. I do however, empower the user to improve thier playback ability by presenting them with options they never had before.
Some users who have absolutely no knowledge of codecs and thier use require, suggestions.
i may have to check that out.
here's an issue i'm trying to solve without installing the evil quicktime, i need to be able to play the Macromedia Projector/Quicktime files for specific tutorial videos. i want to do this without qt or converting (which may not come out properly). i've tried several configurations and players but no dice. i get the audio but not the video.
shark007 codec 2.3.2 installed (x86/x64 add on)
any suggestions would be appreciated
1st of all, install current releases. as of today, x86 =235, and x64 =239 Please know: Uninstall can only be performed using the providec button on the help tab.
To play your video's properly, on the MOV~OGG TAB, set MOV for camera Vids.
If that doesnt work, try the Haali splitter, but i am pretty sure the camera setting will do it.
I do not have a solution for x64 MediaCenter, but then, neither does apple.com
You will need to play the mov's in a 32bit player.
The default WMP is 32bit.
thanks for the heads up on the update.
it worked for some similar type of macro projector/mov files but not this particular one. it may be another issue. i'll try it in xp and see if it will play there with qt installed.
bloody hate these type of dvds, they can't play on a regular dvd, where they would actually have more benefit for the buyer if it's a tutorial dvd so they can actually have the program the dvd is about open and use the included files at the same time (in this case for a daw)
I know many of you like to know, whats next? well, by request, (I do take requests)
The screenshot below will give you a better idea of whats coming.
If you were to check the box for 'Media Center', and then subsequently placed the produced playlist file into the startup folder, you could have a video, or series of video's in the order you have chosen, playing on boot up in MC. The default open option is to use WMP.
EDITTED: to update the screenshot
Last edited by Shark007; 11 Feb 2010 at 09:40.
ok, the last What's next wasnt all that exciting, so here's the next thing i'm working on...
You will be able to safely, and easily, using a singleclick,
replace the default LiveTV decoder with the PowerDVD 9 decoder.
That does sound interesting. But why wont it work on 64-bit windows? And even if the powerdvd is 32-bit?
What is Win7codecs? is it a media player? Does it take up a lot of Space?
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