movie maker prob

[Lucandrake]

Ok, movie maker don't show the clip of the movie im working on, like when I click on play timeline, it doesn't, just the audio, but since half the mvoies I already have don't work with with me (I have window''s media player 10) I was wondering if someone could give the link to window's media palyer 9

[Gryph]

Google to teh rescue!!

 

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsme...asp?displang=en

[Lucandrake]

Thanks, hopefully what I needed is in Window's Media Player 9

 

Ok, it didn't fix the problem, somebody help!

Edited January 15, 2005 by Drake

[Gryph]

You might not have the right codecs.

[emsley]

I can use windows media maker, get your codecs updated.

If you have any trouble with it come back and ill help ya out with drakemeister1

[Lucandrake]

It's weird, because I can preview the clips that aren't on the timeline, but I can't preview the ones ON the timeline! WTF?!

[emsley]

What version of movie maker are you using?

service pack two updates MM.

[Lucandrake]

2.1

[emsley]

Not to sure, only thing i can think of is your files are HUGE that your using.

Coupled with a slow computer this could cause the things your getting.

[Lucandrake]

Dude I have all the RECOMENDED requirments, and the files are like 10-50 mb

[emsley]

Get the uptodate codec her in one pack.

http://www.free-codecs.com/download/Gordia..._Codec_Pack.htm

 

If yo are still getting these problems, im sorry dude i dont know whats up search http://www.microsoft.com/ for your error.

[Lucandrake]

Thanks, I'll edit this post in a bit showing if it worked or not

[montpics]

Sometimes it would take a pretty long time to able to view a video depend on your PC specs.

[Agozer]

Sometimes it would take a pretty long time to able to view a video depend on your PC specs.

Heh. I remember when I edited a bunch of anime movies on my old P200 rig... It took roughly 9-12 hours to re-encode a 2-hour movie.

Edited January 16, 2005 by Agozer

[montpics]

Heh. I remember when I edited a bunch of anime movies on my old P200 rig... It took roughly 9-12 hours to re-encode and 2-hour movie.

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Wow, 9-12 hours. I couldn't wait for that long. But considering that if I used an old PC, probably I had no other choice in trying to make wmv.