- #DESKSCAPES 8 VIDEO CODECS MOVIE#
- #DESKSCAPES 8 VIDEO CODECS INSTALL#
- #DESKSCAPES 8 VIDEO CODECS 64 BIT#
- #DESKSCAPES 8 VIDEO CODECS WINDOWS 8#
No we will allow them but they will not be marked as compatible with Windows 8 to avoid disappointment. So all uploads not having these codecs will be rejected in future uploads? Chaninja has some wonderful examples on the site. They don't rely on any decoders and are typically low cpu. MPEG4 in AVI format (XVID style) is a better choice if you want to support Windows 8.Īn alternative is to look into hybrid dreams. MPEG2 decoders require patent licensing which is excessively expensive for a product like DeskScapes. It's for sure I'm not going to re-encode my entire Gallery. Without MPG2, I doubt I will be creating or uploading any dreams in the future. Quoting CarGuy1, reply 1Wouldn't it have been easier to include a MPG2 codec with DesScapes8? Requireing the use of AVI or WMV makes the CPU usage double in most cases.
#DESKSCAPES 8 VIDEO CODECS 64 BIT#
Solution to the “no boxes to check†problem under 64 bit Vista:I currently use Chaninja´s Plasturd Dream and the resource overview shows that deskscapes8 is runnning with 0,3mb I’M REALLY GETTING FED UP! please someone help me!
#DESKSCAPES 8 VIDEO CODECS MOVIE#
it imports into windows movie maker but it doesn’t play the video only the audio. i did the gspot thing and it said i had the codeac for the movie. i want to use windows movie maker because i did it with twilight on my old laptop and it worked. the movie i am tryin to do is the proposal. i’m trying to put two parts of a movie together to make it one movie.
can’t someone tell us what the hell to do!!!!! I’VE DOWNLOADED EVERY CODEAC AND NOTHING HELPS WINDOWS MOVIE MAKER TO PLAY THE VIDEO OF AN AVI MOVIE. the whatever decoder doesn’t show up and the only thing that does is the avi decompressor. Why hasn’t anyone answered this question!!! there’s so many of us that have this problem. I did what Bongos said, but when I went into the Tools>Options>Compatability, there was only ONE box, and it was already checked, it was called “AVI Decompressor”, I’ve clicked and unclicked it many times with no change, any suggestions? I have windows vista 64 bit and following these two instructions fixed it for me
#DESKSCAPES 8 VIDEO CODECS INSTALL#
If you are having the problem of AVIs importing into WMM with sound only and no video, and have tried the instructions here only to find no boxes to check under the compatibility tab, here is a potential solution, if you are running Vista 64-bit.Īfter installing the K-Lite full codec pack ALSO install the K-Lite 64 bit codec pack, found here:Īfter install, go back to WMM and the compatibility tab will show a whole host of codecs to choose from. Solution to the “no boxes to check” problem under 64 bit Vista: Still.Solution - problem solved - happy days. It should now play and be 'editiable'Īll that was a breeze to do for me, I really am at a loss why so many were able to do the hard part and look for the codec and install but not the easy part 'looking for the check boxes to check' Restat Windows Movie Maker and import your clip that would not play before. Now you will see either several, or few 'codec filters' find the 'ffdshow' one and click the check box next to it. Once opened that look for the tab called 'Compatability' and click that. Once done, on the file menue look for 'Tools' you click that, and then go to 'Options' - it is at the bottom of the Tools menu. And notice that not all of the 'check boxes' are clicked. You download the K-Lite Codec Pack, for example from: I find it amazing from this and other Forums that people ask the same questions over and over which are clear for all to read and execute.Īn example here is a confusion as to the 'check all boxes' - What this means is very simple:
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