fratersinister
25th April 2002, 09:45
Hi all,
Few days ago i've post a message about a pb uncder graphedit. Here a little resume:
I've created a Bivx and wanted to make some shortcuts under Graphedit to listen to one stream at once. So, Graphedit made me 2 little .avi (one for each language), but i was unable to use them under MicroDVD or WMP or PowerDivx NG ... because i got the following error each time:
"Unable to play <file.avi>. Not a valid A/V file". In fact, there's a file named quartz.dll under C:\winnt\system32 (for Win2k users) which is used by the Video Renderer, Wave Parser ... I've replaced this file by an older and now the shortcuts works well ! (the old quartz.dll belongs to my office's computer on which i haven't the SP2 installed)
As i've installed the SP2 on my home's computer maybe this was the source of the pb i had.
This post is just for information for those who have encountered (or will encounter) this kind of pb.
King regards
FS
Few days ago i've post a message about a pb uncder graphedit. Here a little resume:
I've created a Bivx and wanted to make some shortcuts under Graphedit to listen to one stream at once. So, Graphedit made me 2 little .avi (one for each language), but i was unable to use them under MicroDVD or WMP or PowerDivx NG ... because i got the following error each time:
"Unable to play <file.avi>. Not a valid A/V file". In fact, there's a file named quartz.dll under C:\winnt\system32 (for Win2k users) which is used by the Video Renderer, Wave Parser ... I've replaced this file by an older and now the shortcuts works well ! (the old quartz.dll belongs to my office's computer on which i haven't the SP2 installed)
As i've installed the SP2 on my home's computer maybe this was the source of the pb i had.
This post is just for information for those who have encountered (or will encounter) this kind of pb.
King regards
FS