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Neil N
16th April 2007, 09:35
I have a video file .avi file which had its fourCC : JPGL and
Video Codec: DIVIO JPEG Light for WebCams (Pegasus Lossless JPEG)
I downloaded the lossless jpeg codec and installed it but the video file cannot be played.
Then I let that part go then i tried to get the webcam driver with which i had recorded this video file. I got the webcam driver. Now that i dont have the webcam (hardware) i dont know how to just install the driver. Can anyone guide me in installing the driver ? Basically i want to play the video files so probably after i install the driver the dll's etc would get registered then the files probably can be played.
The driver is located at http://www.avermedia.com/software/CamGuard%20CamPlus%202kXP.zip
Just in case if anyone can download and help me try to actually install it.
wonkey_monkey
16th April 2007, 10:34
Have you tried decompressing the contents, right clicking on the .inf file and selecting "Install"?
David
Neil N
16th April 2007, 13:14
Ya i did try to install the inf file. I did right click and try to install it. BUt it still dint work. I tried to read the inf file and check if the registry entries are being made... but couldnt understand much of it and couldnt verify exactly if all dll's were registered and if all entries were made.
setarip_old
16th April 2007, 17:49
Hi!
Load the video into GSpot and post a screen capture back here...
Neil N
17th April 2007, 06:11
Have attached the video information captured from GSpot. Please check the attachment. Hope it has been uploaded appropriately.
Neil N
17th April 2007, 06:27
Hey I have added the video information... are you online right now ?
setarip_old
17th April 2007, 08:18
We'll have to wait until a moderator approves your attachment for viewing...
Neil N
17th April 2007, 09:57
Ok.. i will wait til then... if you want i can mail it down to you.
setarip_old
17th April 2007, 19:45
You might want to try installing the multi-faceted "FFDShow" filter/codec...
FishTank
18th April 2007, 00:16
yeah try this one: FFDShow
http://ffdshow-tryout.sourceforge.net/
Neil N
18th April 2007, 06:45
Hi guys,
I am a starter in all this and i dont know much about codecs and how to use it. I installed the exe which i got from the link given below. After installing it I just have VFW configuration , audio config and video config in it. I thought probably the codecs would be getting associated with wmplayer etc. But I tried running it it still dint help. Is there something more i need to do ? or this codec also doesnt work ? :(
Neil N
18th April 2007, 06:51
Hi guys,
I am a starter in all this and i dont know much about codecs and how to use it. I installed the exe which i got from the link given below. After installing it I just have VFW configuration , audio config and video config in it. I thought probably the codecs would be getting associated with wmplayer etc. But I tried running it it still dint help. Is there something more i need to do ? or this codec also doesnt work ? :(
Neil N
18th April 2007, 06:57
N i have tried installing ACE mega codec and KLite codec also. It still dint work.
DarkZell666
18th April 2007, 10:33
Oh dude you just did the wrong thing, codec packs are EviLŠ xD
Uninstall them right now and pray that you didn't break your system (no joke, sadly ...).
If there was an .inf file with a .dll file next to it, chances are it was a VFW codec, not a DirectShow codec (and windows media player uses directshow, not vfw ...). The only way you'll be able to open that video with a VFW codec is via ... virtualdub, vegas, or adobe premiere. From there, you can reencode your video to XviD, MPEG, or something else more consumer-friendly :)
I can't actually check what's at the url you gave in the first post since the server times out each time I try ...
One other thing worth noting: Lossless JPG (Pegasus or not) sounds much like MJPEG to me (even if the fourCC is different).
Actually, you can try this :
- Open ffdshow's Video decoder options
- Go to the codecs section (by default you might already be there when you open the options)
- Find the line starting with "MJPEG".
- Set the decoder next to it to "libavcodec" instead of "disabled".
- Click apply + ok and try opening the video again.
- Do the same thing in the VFW configuration, in the "Decoder" tab. (just in case).
- If it doesn't work, you'll be forced to use some other software to convert the video to something else.
Neil N
18th April 2007, 10:43
Well I tried what you said. Set the decoder next to it to "libavcodec" instead of "disabled".
It was already with libavcodec. But still dint work out.
And i dint understand the part where you explaining about VFW and DirectShow. I understood but then I just installed an exe so i am not able to recognise if it is VFW or DirectShow.
Anyways I just want to play that file. So if i have a VFW codec then virtualdub, vegas, or adobe premiere can i download one of these and play the file ? If any alternative do let me know.
I have total convertor and tried to convert it with it but it dint help as total convertor couldnt recognise the file so it converted to mpg but not visible.
Neil N
18th April 2007, 10:53
Yeah.. now i downloaded virtualdub. Tried running the file but it again said couldnt locate decompressor for JPGL. :(
DarkZell666
18th April 2007, 12:02
Actually, nightrhyme answered you here: http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=988457#post988457 with the steps he followed about the problem. I hope this works for you (though I doubt he did it the correct way ...).
The drivers/codecs he mentionned originally are here <dead link removed> (I mirrored them just in case).
The zip contains an .ax file, which means it's a directshow filter. Good news for you :)
Be careful, right-click + Install on the .inf file isn't enough, you'll need to apply nightrhyme's fix too.
Neil N
18th April 2007, 12:25
Oh well i had tried what nightrhyme had informed. It still dint work out. SO after getting that JPGL.dll i thought i will take the exact driver and installed the inf file. WIth the same driver also it dint run.
I think you also provided me a new driver but with it also it doesnt work. I fail to understand where i am missing.
Back at home I just connect the USB webcam and then it says u need to install this driver. I go through the wizard and complete the installation. And after that i am able to play the files. Dont know that just that when i dont have the webcam installing the driver is not possible or something is missing.
Is there something like the installation of dlls is not happening properly? But then I tried nightrhymes solution also by making entries in the registries. Are there any other places also where i need to make the entries ?
setarip_old
18th April 2007, 21:49
Anyways I just want to play that file.Try using "VLC player" - it uses its own built-in codecs...
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