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Jerry
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Tue Oct 19, 2004 12:36 am Post subject:
Re: Installing drivers |
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Try it this way. Open Explorer, navigate to the floppy holding the files,
right click the DVCAM.INF file and select Install from the menu.
"Kristine" <kmosuela@aol.com.(donotspam)> wrote in message
news:405BE3A5-ADFF-4784-8B57-AFC77BA65FAB@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | I need to download the following drivers for my IEEE 1394:
1394BUS.SYS
DVCAM.INF
DVCAM.SYS
OHCI1394.SYS
But when I try to download them myself by browsing in the "Update Driver"
wizard in the Device Wizard, it searches the floppy where I have them but
deems it "unrelated" to the hardware and therefore does not install them.
HELP! How would I install them?
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mak
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Tue Oct 19, 2004 5:25 am Post subject:
Re: Rendering a file? |
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Check this link
http://boards.support.roxio.com/roxio/board/message?board.id=0715&message.id=8369#M8369
"Timmy" <Timmy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | i have made a video with my freinds and it is a .dmsm file. I need to
"render" or modify it or something to make it a .html, .htm, .jpg, .gif,
or
.txt.
If someone could help me through this that would be great.
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MW mafia
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mak
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Tue Oct 19, 2004 5:29 am Post subject:
Re: Rendering a file? |
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Just a bit of info on the DMSM files. They are not video files but only
editing instructions on how to create your final video. They contain the
list of files used in your production,(such as the video files, pictures,
audio files) as well as trimming instruction, transition, etc. Your original
files are never modified. The DMSM files are in XML format and you can
actually view them using a text editor such as Notepad or Word.
this is cuote from myguggi
"Timmy" <Timmy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:ABC9CBA5-1FFE-4469-919A-ABDB6BD91431@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | i have made a video with my freinds and it is a .dmsm file. I need to
"render" or modify it or something to make it a .html, .htm, .jpg, .gif,
or
.txt.
If someone could help me through this that would be great.
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MW mafia
SubLimE KIDZ |
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mak
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Tue Oct 19, 2004 5:34 am Post subject:
Re: I can't delete or move video files.. |
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You can delete or move it from task manager, if you like or don't find a
fix. (You can use Nero as well if you have it)
Just end explorer process with right click & go to file new task (run) &
look for your file and do whatever. Open explorer again later; it's
somewhere in the Windows folder.
"My name is Kid" <nobodys@home.net> wrote in message
news:Xns958381AF557DFemailhomecom@216.148.227.77...
| Quote: | Anyone else have this problem? When I try to delete or move a video file,
windows tells me the file is in use by another devide.
TIA for any suggestions
Red |
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mak
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Tue Oct 19, 2004 5:57 am Post subject:
Re: seperate audio and video files |
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There are a few programs that can do that
Flaskmpeg
MPEG Mediator
VirtualDubMod
Mpeg Cutter
The first three are free and there is another one from Womble Multimedia,
but I never used it
"Bart" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:055301c4b13b$94853080$a401280a@phx.gbl...
| Quote: | Hey I have this video and I am trying to seperate the
audio from it so that i can convert it to a wav file or an
mp3 file or whatever. But right now the audio and video
files are together as a mpg file and i can"t get them to
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Cari (MS MVP)
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Tue Oct 19, 2004 6:01 am Post subject:
Re: A v ideo mystery |
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Codecs!
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Cari (MS-MVP Windows Client - Printing, Imaging & Hardware)
www.coribright.com
"Adam" <Adam@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:5D89731F-D437-4F46-BA00-EE407A99DD77@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | This topic is common in here and im trying to find answers too avi files
play
with sound but no picture everything else does it seems theres a big bug
somwhere and microsoft aren't helping aww well back to the drawing
board.......
"Rehan" wrote:
Yes it does make sense. All three must be using the same mode.
To adjust the hardware acceleration for all system you can do it from
Control Panel ->Display -> Settings -> Advanced ->Troubleshoot.
It would affect the whole system so it is less advisable.
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Rehan
www.rehanfx.org - get more effects and transitions for movie maker
"Bill Starbuck" <no_email@please.com> wrote in message
news:o00dm0tvol2747ha2uvqn1vs237fvq1j04@4ax.com...
Which version Windows Media player are you using.
In version 9, go to Tools -> Options -> Performance
and see at the bottom section titled: Video Acceleration.
Reduce the Video Accelration to None to eliminate if it is caused by
your
graphics card driver or not. This may hamper the performance though. So
you
may like to restore the video acceleration and finetune other settings:
I cannot try experiments until I get access to the classroom again,
meaning a time when there are no classes in it.
How would this setting affect the other two programs I tried? That is,
I had exactly the same problem with three programs, so it would seem
that whatever is wrong must be something that affects all three
programs -- Windows Media, Real Player, and WinDVD. Does this make
sense?
Bill Starbuck (MVP)
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Kristine
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Tue Oct 19, 2004 7:09 am Post subject:
Re: Installing drivers |
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Thanks for your help! I tried it; it didn't work. Do you or anybody else
have any other ideas?
"Jerry" wrote:
| Quote: | Try it this way. Open Explorer, navigate to the floppy holding the files,
right click the DVCAM.INF file and select Install from the menu.
"Kristine" <kmosuela@aol.com.(donotspam)> wrote in message
news:405BE3A5-ADFF-4784-8B57-AFC77BA65FAB@microsoft.com...
I need to download the following drivers for my IEEE 1394:
1394BUS.SYS
DVCAM.INF
DVCAM.SYS
OHCI1394.SYS
But when I try to download them myself by browsing in the "Update Driver"
wizard in the Device Wizard, it searches the floppy where I have them but
deems it "unrelated" to the hardware and therefore does not install them.
HELP! How would I install them?
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Erling B. Kjeldsen SMP
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Tue Oct 19, 2004 11:11 am Post subject:
Re: DVD Player problems |
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I have the same problem with 5 IBM-laptops in our organisation - and i
suspect that some windowsupdate patch has brought this upon our
organisation... codex-files ore windows mediaplayer9 og 10 ? Anybody help !
"karen" wrote:
| Quote: | I have the same problem. I have XP Professional on my laptop and had XP Home
and my DVDs worked fine in my DVD rom. Now they don't. I followed the advice
given to Joanna and I re-installed WinDVD, but from Compag's support website.
I don't have a separate DVD software disk that came with my laptop. All of my
system disks are recovery restore, XP operating system disk, but it is for
the Home addition. So, after reinstalling windvd from the website, I tried to
launch it and received this error: "Create overlay failed. Please lower your
screen resolution or color depth and try again". My color quality setting is
Highest 32-bit. I changed it to the lowest on my laptop which is Medium
16-bit. The other is High at 24-bit. What can I do?
Karen
"Cari (MS MVP)" wrote:
Reinstall your DVD decoding software such as PowerDVD or WinDVD, whichever
came with your PC originally.
--
Cari (MS-MVP Windows Client - Printing, Imaging & Hardware)
www.coribright.com
"Joanna Li" <Joanna Li@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:DDCF217A-B099-4BFF-8DE7-3E75C650009F@microsoft.com...
After I reinstalled the Winxp in my laptop (instead of win2000), I can't
see
any dvd films in my dvd-rom, even the right dvds I could play before the
new
winxp system.
some of the dvds have the audio, but none of them can have the video pic.
Anyone can tell me what's the problem here? Thanks.
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Carol
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Tue Oct 19, 2004 11:49 am Post subject:
RE: Sony DV camcorder connection to IEEE1394 interface under |
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My camera books says to use the i.LINK (DV) jack to connect your camcorder
and computer. I had a successful transfer to my laptop, but I can save it to
a CD.
Hoping to find someone who has the same problem.
Carol
"roberto cruz leyva" wrote:
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"DaVinci" wrote:
Hi dear Sony and XP users,
I'm having the same problem as many of you have in getting my Sony digital
DV camcorder recognized by and working together with Windows XP Professional.
In my case it concerns a Sony DCR-TRV16E camera. Of course I tried all the
obvious recommendations like changing cables, trying different IEEE1394 ports
of different cards and what not. Having read the problems reported on this
newsgroup I have the feeling that this is not a specific problem but a more
general one that needs to be resolved by either Sony or Microsoft. What
bothers me is that at both ends no serious solutions are offered in the form
of driver updates or patches. My questions therefore is "Do Sony and
Microsoft care at all and recognize this as a serious problem for their
users?". Is someone aware of a good solution to this problem or does someone
know when or if Sony and Microsoft will solve the problem eventually?
Cheers,
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Carol
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Tue Oct 19, 2004 12:03 pm Post subject:
RE: DV Cam will not show after upgrading to SP2 in XP |
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Try connecting your camera to your computer using the i.LINK (DV) jack.
Carol
"Adam" wrote:
| Quote: | Have XP PRO, pannsonic dv cam, connect with a generic TI fireware
card. Has worked fine for 2 years now. Upgraded to SP2 and now cam
dosent show up!
I was able to remove sp2 and it shows up and works. but i really like
the fixes in sp2 (other than my dv cam dont work)
Any one have any ideas?
Adam
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Cari (MS-MVP)
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Tue Oct 19, 2004 10:33 pm Post subject:
Re: DVD Player problems |
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Reinstall your graphics card drivers..... since the PCs in question are
notebooks, get the drivers from the notebook manufacturer's website.
--
Cari (MS-MVP) Windows Client - Printing/Imaging and Hardware
www.coribright.com
"Erling B. Kjeldsen SMP" <ErlingBKjeldsenSMP@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote in message news:2C715419-B90B-4F9F-9317-D2F13CC4B37E@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | I have the same problem with 5 IBM-laptops in our organisation - and i
suspect that some windowsupdate patch has brought this upon our
organisation... codex-files ore windows mediaplayer9 og 10 ? Anybody
help !
"karen" wrote:
I have the same problem. I have XP Professional on my laptop and had XP
Home
and my DVDs worked fine in my DVD rom. Now they don't. I followed the
advice
given to Joanna and I re-installed WinDVD, but from Compag's support
website.
I don't have a separate DVD software disk that came with my laptop. All
of my
system disks are recovery restore, XP operating system disk, but it is
for
the Home addition. So, after reinstalling windvd from the website, I
tried to
launch it and received this error: "Create overlay failed. Please lower
your
screen resolution or color depth and try again". My color quality setting
is
Highest 32-bit. I changed it to the lowest on my laptop which is Medium
16-bit. The other is High at 24-bit. What can I do?
Karen
"Cari (MS MVP)" wrote:
Reinstall your DVD decoding software such as PowerDVD or WinDVD,
whichever
came with your PC originally.
--
Cari (MS-MVP Windows Client - Printing, Imaging & Hardware)
www.coribright.com
"Joanna Li" <Joanna Li@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:DDCF217A-B099-4BFF-8DE7-3E75C650009F@microsoft.com...
After I reinstalled the Winxp in my laptop (instead of win2000), I
can't
see
any dvd films in my dvd-rom, even the right dvds I could play before
the
new
winxp system.
some of the dvds have the audio, but none of them can have the video
pic.
Anyone can tell me what's the problem here? Thanks
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TraceySB
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Wed Oct 20, 2004 1:39 am Post subject:
Re: XP doesn't recognise my Sony Camcorder |
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Graham
Thanks for the advice, however I've just been in the security centre and
can't see anything at all that relates to the firewire port. Wherabouts
should I be looking?
"Graham Hughes" wrote:
| Quote: | Check in the security console that teh firewire port is blocked by the
firewall.
Graham
--
Graham Hughes
MVP Digital Media
www.dvds2treasure.com
www.simplydv.com
"TraceySB" <TraceySB@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:897D2E1B-E1AC-4881-925B-A9F5BEF9061F@microsoft.com...
I recently installed a VIA USB2/ieee1394 combo card. When I originally
installed it, it worked fine recognising the camcorder (Sony DCR TRV22e).
However when I next used it a couple of weeks later it would not recognise
the device. There is no tell-tail ping. Device manager shows both the USB2
controller and the IEEE1394 controller both are working fine. The USB2
side
of the card is fine, recognising the USB output from the camcorder. the
camcorder is aware that the DVin is connected. I have tried 2 different
brand
new cables.
I first noticed the problem after installing SP2. However I have restored
back to prior to the SP2 installation and it still didn't work. I have
uninstalled and reinstalled the IEEE1394 controller, attempted to update
drivers, but they are generic and XP can't find better drivers. There do
not
appear to be any drivers on the Via website. Does anyone know how to get
the
IEEE1394 working? is it something to do with registry? Any help would be
gratefully received.
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LorneParent
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Wed Oct 20, 2004 1:47 am Post subject:
RE: explorer crashes when loading video files |
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I've been having this problem ever since installing SP2. Any folder with
AVI files will crash Explorer. (I don't get an error message though - I only
get the notice that Windows is sending the problem report to MicroSoft).
HELP! |
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Erling B. Kjeldsen SMP
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Wed Oct 20, 2004 9:49 am Post subject:
Re: DVD Player problems |
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Thanks, but i have done so on 3 of the computers, i have also tried to
upgrade winDVD and Mediaplayer, i have tried downloading the latest Direct-x,
and 2 of the computers i have re-installed totally.
The problem seems to appear on computers that have downloaded mediaplayer9
and e "codec-patch" from windows update, so today we will try to find out
wich codex-files we have on the computers with error and on the computers
without error - and if that dosen't help - i will re-install all of the
computers with error - we are running out of time and our users are getting
angry :-(
"Cari (MS-MVP)" wrote:
| Quote: | Reinstall your graphics card drivers..... since the PCs in question are
notebooks, get the drivers from the notebook manufacturer's website.
--
Cari (MS-MVP) Windows Client - Printing/Imaging and Hardware
www.coribright.com
"Erling B. Kjeldsen SMP" <ErlingBKjeldsenSMP@discussions.microsoft.com
wrote in message news:2C715419-B90B-4F9F-9317-D2F13CC4B37E@microsoft.com...
I have the same problem with 5 IBM-laptops in our organisation - and i
suspect that some windowsupdate patch has brought this upon our
organisation... codex-files ore windows mediaplayer9 og 10 ? Anybody
help !
"karen" wrote:
I have the same problem. I have XP Professional on my laptop and had XP
Home
and my DVDs worked fine in my DVD rom. Now they don't. I followed the
advice
given to Joanna and I re-installed WinDVD, but from Compag's support
website.
I don't have a separate DVD software disk that came with my laptop. All
of my
system disks are recovery restore, XP operating system disk, but it is
for
the Home addition. So, after reinstalling windvd from the website, I
tried to
launch it and received this error: "Create overlay failed. Please lower
your
screen resolution or color depth and try again". My color quality setting
is
Highest 32-bit. I changed it to the lowest on my laptop which is Medium
16-bit. The other is High at 24-bit. What can I do?
Karen
"Cari (MS MVP)" wrote:
Reinstall your DVD decoding software such as PowerDVD or WinDVD,
whichever
came with your PC originally.
--
Cari (MS-MVP Windows Client - Printing, Imaging & Hardware)
www.coribright.com
"Joanna Li" <Joanna Li@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:DDCF217A-B099-4BFF-8DE7-3E75C650009F@microsoft.com...
After I reinstalled the Winxp in my laptop (instead of win2000), I
can't
see
any dvd films in my dvd-rom, even the right dvds I could play before
the
new
winxp system.
some of the dvds have the audio, but none of them can have the video
pic.
Anyone can tell me what's the problem here? Thanks
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Adam
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Wed Oct 20, 2004 6:37 pm Post subject:
Re: DV Cam will not show after upgrading to SP2 in XP |
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Just incase anyone is reading this , i have it working now. Had to
work the SP1 Firewire drivers in.
Go to C:\WINDOWS\Driver Cache\i386 in the sp1 cab copy out the
following files
1394bus.sys
arp1394.sys
nic1394.sys
ohci1394.sys
replace the new versions of them in the C:\WINDOWS\system32\dllcache
and C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers
reboot
this should fix it.
"Carol" <Carol@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:<A8100846-480C-4728-8A16-1D9200E8F92E@microsoft.com>...
| Quote: | Try connecting your camera to your computer using the i.LINK (DV) jack.
Carol
"Adam" wrote:
Have XP PRO, pannsonic dv cam, connect with a generic TI fireware
card. Has worked fine for 2 years now. Upgraded to SP2 and now cam
dosent show up!
I was able to remove sp2 and it shows up and works. but i really like
the fixes in sp2 (other than my dv cam dont work)
Any one have any ideas?
Adam
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