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Old August 12th 08, 04:36 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.music_pictures_video
John Gray[_2_]
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I have a JVC Digital Video Recorder and I have lost the install CD. When I
first got this I had my XP machine and now I have a Vista machine.

When I copy the video files from the memory card to my PC there is no sound
on the video when playing in Windows Media Player. When I play them inside
a video production using Roxio EMC 10 they will play. I know (or think I
know) that this is a CODEC problem but I cannot find anything on the web
that works to fix this problem.

Thanks,
John

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Old August 12th 08, 07:11 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.music_pictures_video
zachd [MSFT]
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Do you have Windows Vista Service Pack 1 on this system? Service Pack 1 has
an important AVI audio playback fix that allows for malformed AVI content to
produce audio still. This problem is most often seen coming from video
camera-produced AVI. Several vendors have released firmware updates for
their cameras to fix their produced AVIs, but upgrading to Service Pack 1
should fix you up regardless.

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I have a JVC Digital Video Recorder and I have lost the install CD. When I
first got this I had my XP machine and now I have a Vista machine.

When I copy the video files from the memory card to my PC there is no
sound
on the video when playing in Windows Media Player. When I play them
inside
a video production using Roxio EMC 10 they will play. I know (or think I
know) that this is a CODEC problem but I cannot find anything on the web
that works to fix this problem.

Thanks,
John



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Old August 13th 08, 12:43 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.music_pictures_video
Sam[_14_]
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On Tue, 12 Aug 2008 12:36:40 -0400, John Gray wrote:

I have a JVC Digital Video Recorder and I have lost the install CD. When I
first got this I had my XP machine and now I have a Vista machine.

When I copy the video files from the memory card to my PC there is no sound
on the video when playing in Windows Media Player. When I play them inside
a video production using Roxio EMC 10 they will play. I know (or think I
know) that this is a CODEC problem but I cannot find anything on the web
that works to fix this problem.

Thanks,
John

You could try the K-Lite Codec Pack:
http://codecguide.com
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