Re: Loss of movie video

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I don't know if they are MPEG1 or 2, since they are not labeled as such,
though they are probably both.

All other graphics are displaying correctly. As mentioned before, I can
view MPEGs in Quick Time Player, so I know the files are valid.


Cari \(MS-MVP\) Wrote:
> Do you know if they are MPEG1 or MPEG2 files?
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> Are other applications displaying correctly?
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> "Roger Cote" Roger.Cote.1xxraw@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote in message
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> My monitor 's resolution amd refresh rate is: 800x600x75HZ
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> Additional info: While my MPEG files will not display in Windows
> Media
> Player or Real Player, they do work in Quick Time Player.
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> Cari \(MS-MVP\) Wrote:
> What resolution is your monitor set to? And what refresh rate?
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> "Roger Cote" Roger.Cote.1xvzeu@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote in message
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> Cari \(MS-MVP\) Wrote:
> Reinstall the DVD decoding software (usually PowerDVD or WinDVD) for
> the
> DVD
> side and the relevant codecs (usually xVid and/or DiVX) for the AVI
> files.
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> "Roger Cote" Roger.Cote.1xulew@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote in message
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> I've been using XP for 3 years with no video problems until now.
> Whether
> I'm playing a video strip or a DVD movie, the display area is black,
> though the audio comes through fine. Any suggestions as to what is
> missing that was there before? As I said, this was all working fine
> before. Before what? I don't know.
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> I have performed both of these operations, but the problem still
> exists. Any other suggestions.... from anyone? thanks.
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