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02-23-2005, 07:16 PM
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I do not know what happened but suddenly i cannot load wmv files or asf files, tmp says that it cannot open it or that they are unsupported, i moved in the VFAPI plug-in list the Directshow to nr 2, but it doesn't help, am i doing something wrong, it used to work...
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02-24-2005, 03:18 PM
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It could be a codec issue, check your codecs. Or the audio your wmv, asf files are using. Or those wmv or asf have that security thing that you need to view them.
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04-05-2005, 04:30 PM
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i still cannot convert them, i installed, reinstalled codecs, the whole bunch, every codec that has anything to do with wmv or asf files, but nothing, can it be a tmpgenc error ?
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04-05-2005, 06:02 PM
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can it be a tmpgenc error ?
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suddenly i cannot load wmv files
Except if you had changed your tmpgenc version, then it seems to me that your answered your question yourself, isn't it ?

Did you reinstall windows from scratch as I told you in other thread on the same subject you opened ?

Did you try with a script ?
Did you load it into Graphedit ?
(I already asked you that but perhaps this message disappeared)

Note: I still don''t know why you use this format since so long time. Can you tell me ?

Note2: the best solution is to send a (short) file on www.yousendit.com and post here the link to dl it. this way we will try on our side and tell you what happens.
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04-05-2005, 06:08 PM
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i installed a new tmpgenc but nothing changed
i never used a script, it always worked fine
i also do not use graphedit
i will try to upload a wmv file were i only can convert the audio from not the video...
http://www.dastard.nl/blooper.wmv

and here is a file where i can't convert the video or the audio from
http://www.dastard.nl/roger.wmv

I have a lot of wmv files from the net.
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04-05-2005, 06:16 PM
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i installed a new tmpgenc but nothing changed
So, as I said, you answer yourself to the question. This is not tmpgenc the guilty.

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i never used a script, it always worked fine
I don't care about what you did before. I do care about trying to help you to find a solution. A script can be a solution. Please, if you ask for help, at least try what we suggest to you.

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I also do not use graphedit
Same as above. This is the best (only ?) way to understand if something is wrong with your codecs or not.

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i will try to upload a wmv file were i only can convert the video from not the audio..
YOU NEVER TOLD THAT !
How can we help you if you do not expose all the problem ? Your message says that tmpgenc refuses the file :banghead:

#1 you opened 2 threads on the same subject without telling it so people can't know that someone already suggested something to you

#2 you have a lot of codecs problem and do not try the solution we expose to you

#3 since 2 monthes everything lead to think taht your registry is screwed up and you never answer to this simple question : DID YOU TRY TO REINSTALL WINDOWS ???

#4 and I still don't know why you use wmv (i'm just curious)
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04-05-2005, 06:19 PM
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see above for the files

i use wmv files because sometimes there are video's that cannot be obtained any other way.
Old interviews, commercials etc. i do not care if the quality is low, it's all about the video material.

And no i did not install windows, for the simple reason that i first have to convert the files on my drives to make extra space, before i reinstall windows.

I will now look into graphedit...i am sorry if it is all a bit confusing but it is hard for me to state my problems in proper english.

I load one wmv into graphedit, and i got a message saying that it some of the streams are in a unsupported format

I also used asftools to save the audio as a acm divx wave file, and then i can load it into tmpgenc, tmpgenc however becomes very slow, but it is converting the audio stream.
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04-05-2005, 06:29 PM
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see above for the files
I dragged both files to tmpgenc and it encoded them with no problem (audio and video). Tmpgenc version is 2.524.

According to graphedit I use :
- for audio : WMAudioDecoder DMO -> Morgan Switcher -> Direct Sound
- for video : WMVideo Decoder DMO -> ffdshow MPEG4 codec -> Video renderer

My suggestion ? For the last time :
Reinstall windows from scratch
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04-05-2005, 06:31 PM
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hehehe, i will, i know my registry is screwed up since that windows update crash, but i want to know why, i mean, these codec things are the only problem i have, the rest is working fine...but hey i still want to thank you for your help, i also believe that reinstalling windows will cure every tmpgenc problem i have.
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04-05-2005, 06:35 PM
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It can be either the outside part of the iceberg, or the sand grain that block all the stuff.
In the last case, you can live with this. But if this is the first one... you should reinstall before you loose something more important
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04-06-2005, 07:56 PM
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I've been reencoding lots of .asf and .wmv files lately and the software that is working the best for me are: wmv- Riverpast Video Cleaner and asf- EO Video. I convert them to Xvid (highest quality) and then reencode that to mpeg.
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04-06-2005, 08:29 PM
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I convert them to Xvid (highest quality) and then reencode that to mpeg.
Why ren
Why not just encode directly to MPEG

-kwag
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04-07-2005, 01:27 AM
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I convert them to Xvid (highest quality) and then reencode that to mpeg.
Why ren
Why not just encode directly to MPEG

-kwag
how do you do that?
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04-07-2005, 02:53 AM
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how do you do that?
Read my previous post in this thread (Wed Apr 06, 2005 12:29 am).

There is no difficulty to encode asf/wmv sources as soon as you have correct filters on your PC.
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04-07-2005, 11:43 AM
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how do you do that?
Read my previous post in this thread (Wed Apr 06, 2005 12:29 am).

There is no difficulty to encode asf/wmv sources as soon as you have correct filters on your PC.
Yes, I know you can reencode asf and wmv with TMPGenc if you have the correct filters loaded. I thought Karl was asking why I don't encode directly to mpeg with EO VIDEO AND VIDEO CLEANER
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and the software that is working the best for me are: wmv- Riverpast Video Cleaner and asf- EO Video.
I don't use tmpgenc because it doesn't seem to handle the variable framerate correctly and you end up with an mpeg completely out of sync w/ the audio.
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04-07-2005, 02:02 PM
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I don't use tmpgenc because it doesn't seem to handle the variable framerate correctly and you end up with an mpeg completely out of sync w/ the audio.
Even if you encode audio and video at the same time ?
This works well on RV10 (mkv container), I don't know for wmv.
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04-09-2005, 12:12 PM
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'lo,

I had about the same problem 2 days ago.
I had installed the avi/mpeg/wmv joiner (from boilsoft)+ wmfdist. I desinstalled both and then, wmv nor asf could be read in any other player than wmp. nor tmpgenc.
It never happened before.
so, I just reinstalled wmfdist and now, it works.
try to understand...
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04-09-2005, 12:33 PM
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I had about the same problem 2 days ago.
I had installed the avi/mpeg/wmv joiner (from boilsoft)+ wmfdist. I desinstalled both and then, wmv nor asf could be read in any other player than wmp. nor tmpgenc.
It never happened before.
so, I just reinstalled wmfdist and now, it works.
try to understand...
The tools simply removed the codec when you'd deinstalled it !
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04-10-2005, 01:28 PM
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yeah, but it used to work before I install it too...
but, whatever...
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04-10-2005, 02:41 PM
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asf/wmp codec is a basic codec installed by windows with wmp (that you can't prevent to install). So it is normal to have it to work once windows is installed. It's like MPEG1.
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