Re: the errors I am getting...
From: Geetesh Bajaj (geeteshREMOVECAPS_at_poboxes.com)
Date: 05/10/04
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Date: Mon, 10 May 2004 15:16:18 +0530
Since you are rendering the movies from Premiere, you can export to a
PowerPoint friendly movie format.
Try saving the files as MPEGs (MPEG I) from Premiere.
If you need hi-res DVD quality video, you might want to save them as
compressed WMVs from within Premiere since MPEG II (regular DVD quality
video) is not too friendly with PowerPoint.
Also, your error message about "vidss:dvsd" means that you are missing a
codec.
You might also want to look at upgrading to PowerPoint 2003 since that's the
version that can interact with Windows Media Player - it also plays
fullscreen videos. You can order a 30-day free trial of PowerPoint 2003
here:
http://snipurl.com/officetrial
-- Geetesh Bajaj, Microsoft PowerPoint MVP http://www.indezine.com http://www.powerpointed.com The PowerPoint Blog at http://www.indezine.com/blog/ "alcina" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:59A8C231-A711-47B5-9FA5-70AB3DE1C6B9@microsoft.com... > Hmmm...no, mplay32 does not work with the clips saved via Premiere. > > I get three errors... > video not available. cannot find "vidss:dvsd" decompressor - when I try to play a file that has been downloaded from my DV camcorder into Premiere. This same file was used to create a project in Premiere and saved flawlessly directly to DVD from Premiere. > & > no driver is installed - when I try to play a file that was downloaded from my DV camcorder into Premiere and NOT used in a project yet, simply saved to hd. Details says it is a video clip and is to be opened with Windows Media Player (the other one) but it then gives me this message when I try "ClassFactory cannot supply requested codes". > & > Cannot determine the device type from the given filename extension - when I try to play a Premiere Project >
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