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Video editing PC problem
Right, so evertime I try and open a video editing prgm on my PC it just dissapears.
I have tried Canopus ProCoder, Powerdirector6, WinAVi. It doesn't matter what it is, I just about get to open the file I want to edit and the pgrms just fuck off. WHAT THE FUCK IS GOING ON!!!!!!!!!!!!! Quote:
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He's Here
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Shitty specs??????????????
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God Bless America
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No because they used to work.
FYI the specs of my PC are: PentiumD 830 (S) DC 3.0 GHz: 800 MHz front side bus 1 GB Memory 200 GB SATA Hard Drive GeForce 6600 256MB DDR memory I/O Ports: DVI, VGA, S-Video Integrated High Definition audio Realtek ALC 882 chipset 8-channels for Full Dolby 5.1/6.1/7.1 surround sound support with Dolby Pro Logic IIx yadda yadda yadda |
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Yeah, not the specs.
I doubt that they do, but it could be that they share the same codec library and something's fucked there. Does Windows Movie Maker work? (I'm assuming the video actually plays.) |
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Ah, good point.
Yeah media player works, dunno about windows movie maker, I never use it. I'll try it and see if it fucks off as well. brb. |
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Ok so movie maker did the same thing.
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Bringin' Back The Sexy
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Is this happening with ALL video files or just some?
Are you running Google Desktop by any chance? I had this problem a while back and Google Desktop is always scanning the drives for new additions and changes. When it does this, it effectively "opens" the files (for want of a better word) which then stops a second program from opening the file as well. Try turning off Google Desktop and trying again. Again, as Xero said, it can also be a codec conflict. If you have G-Spot, run the file through this and it will tell you if you have the right codec. |
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Yeah I was gonna say, is it with every video file?
But either way, try re-installing your video card drivers. |
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No I don't have Google desktop,
Anyway I uninstalled all my editing software and codec pack, and reinstalled PowerDirector6 and Canopus Procoder3 and they work. Playing files was never a problem, just editing them. I guess it was a codec conflict, or that I had too many different editing pgrms installed. |
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Bringin' Back The Sexy
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Good news.
BTW which do you prefer PD6 or CP3? |
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I use CP3 for convering files to DVD, like chiucking 2 episodes of Torchwood on one DVD so my mate with a DVD player that doesn't play .avi's can watch it., I use PD6 for editing clips, like getting rid of the ad breaks in Underbelly, and editing home movies.
So two different applications - if i'm doing a straight conversion I'll use CP3 everytime. |
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