Video Encoder Problems.

Sep 13, 2011

Hi,

I have never had ANY issues ever before, ever. I just select the file and hit the button.

Today I have a new (Trial --> activated off old licence) version of Encoder. I have selected an .mpeg2 file from a client, and I get the "Cannot play - problem with codecs" message.

I have done all the suggested downloads and installs from "Learn More About Codecs", yet still I get the message. A Codec analysis says the file uses MPEG2, and that I have it installed fine.

Funny thing is that a colleague, (who has an older PC, mine was new last week...) has no problems. BUT, if I try and compile her .flv file into my course, still stutters and looks horrible, with no sound.

Takes about 1 hour to compile a 95mb sourcefile.

Any ideas

One for Brian Batt I reckon.......

Bruce

8 Replies
Brian Batt

Hi Bruce,

If you are unable to import or convert a video in Video Encoder, please close Video Encoder and install the following codec packs: 

K-Lite Codec Pack Full (accept all default installation options): 

http://www.free-codecs.com/K_Lite_Codec_Pack_download.htm 

Media Player Codec Pack (deselect toolbar options during installation): 

http://www.download.com/Media-Player-Codec-Pack/3000-13632_4-10749065.html 

After that, restart your computer.  If you continue to have issues, then the file is likely using a codec that neither of those 2 codec packs support.

One alternative would be to attempt to convert the file with FormatFactory as it does not respect "proprietary" codecs like Articulate Video Encoder does.

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