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I just formated my pc and I got an error code when trying to edit an avi that I have never seen before. (the requested audio compression is not compatible with the input format.Check that the sampling rate and channel count of the input match those of the requested format.) I could use the file with Virtual dub before formating. I seem to run into problems every time I format with codec packs working correctly with Windows XP. Can anybody help me out with a solution? Thanks.
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Get Gspot, open the file, download and install the correct audio codec. -
Thanks, I tried it but it tells me that the avi has a corrupt header and is not likely playable but I could pull the same file into virtual dub before.So what it tells me is not really true. Any ideas?Comment
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It could be true. The file is corrupt, or it's encoded with a codec that is corrupt, or no longer functioning, or no longer present on your system.
Try DivFix on it.Comment
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"I tried it but it tells me that the avi has a corrupt header and is not likely playable"
If you are unsuccessful in what reboot suggested, try "AviFiXP".Comment
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Thanks, I'll give it a try tonight when I get a chance. Do you guys know what codec packs work the best with Xp. Every time I use codec packs with Xp and Windows Media player Series 9 I get problems. Thanks.Comment
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"Every time I use codec packs with Xp and Windows Media player Series 9 I get problems"
If you can, use an earlier version of WMP. (Try version 6.4)Comment
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I think the problem might be that the mpeg 3 layer codec is not registering in Virtual dub. I have installed the nimo lite pack with the codec but in virtual dub it does not show up in my list of compression codecs. Do you have any clue why not?Comment
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"I have installed the nimo lite pack with the codec but in virtual dub it does not show up in my list of compression codecs"
Try installing the Radium MP3 codec.Comment
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Thanks alot! the radium did the trick. I really appreciate it.Comment
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"Thanks alot! the radium did the trick. I really appreciate it."
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