Re: DVD to WMV

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From: TW (no_at_way.com)
Date: 05/06/04

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    Yikes... There are over 100 items listed by MPC.

    Would ArcSoft Shobiz conflict with Elecard MPEG Driver? I uninstalled, but it looks like some .ax
    and .dll files were not removed in the process. Uninstalled Realplayer, etc.

    Also have Dazzle HW, VideoWave4, DVD Creator, etc. that cam with my Dell Movie Studio 2 package, and
    I am afraid that if I get too carried away uninstalling and unregistering stuff I'll never get them
    working again.

    Wouldn't it be nice if WME could simply let you know what filters/drivers, etc. were being usedm and
    even let you ignore them (ala MPC).

    I've learned a lot -- also found a great web resources at:
    http://www.microsoftusernetwork.com/zarax/dvd/dvd00.htm
    http://www.microsoftusernetwork.com/zarax/tutorials/index.htm

    and am going through them.... stay tuned!

    Thanks,
    Tom

    Alessandro Angeli [MVP::DigitalMedia] wrote:
    > TW wrote:
    >
    >
    >>How do I identify the MPEG2 decoders to uninstall?
    >
    >
    > You can either think about MPEG SDKs, DVD players, MPEG
    > editors (beside TMPGEnc), video recorders and so on you
    > might have installed, or you get a tool that lists all the
    > DirectShow filters you have and figure out which one are
    > MPEG2 decoders, then you unregister their DLLs (regsvr32 /u
    > filter.ax).
    >
    > One such tool is GraphEdit, which comes with the DirectX SDK
    > (but you can find it over the web, while the SDK is huge).
    >
    > Another is the filter list provided by MediaPlayerClassic
    > (freeware): View -> Options -> Filters -> Overrides -> Add
    > Filter. If you had a filter, you can even see the media
    > types it associates too (which is not a life insurance the
    > filter would not take over others as well).
    >

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