Matt0218
some users mentioned this before
but couldn't find any answers
all videos play on VDJ's decks without any problems,
but some do not play in the ClipBank
everything up to date, latest direct x, visual c etc...
does ClipBank use VDJ's internal video codecs, too, or ... ?
is ClipBank "supposed" to play "all" videos, that play on VDJ's decks, no limitations at all ... ? (for the teamers, just curious)
thanx,
matt
but couldn't find any answers
all videos play on VDJ's decks without any problems,
but some do not play in the ClipBank
everything up to date, latest direct x, visual c etc...
does ClipBank use VDJ's internal video codecs, too, or ... ?
is ClipBank "supposed" to play "all" videos, that play on VDJ's decks, no limitations at all ... ? (for the teamers, just curious)
thanx,
matt
geposted Wed 16 Sep 09 @ 3:10 am
SBDJ
Clipbank doesn't use VDJ's internal video decoders because it's a plugin; it doesn't have access to the decoders.
geposted Wed 16 Sep 09 @ 5:18 am
tayla
try converting one or two files to mpg2 if their not already and see how they go.
geposted Wed 16 Sep 09 @ 9:33 am
Matt0218
tayla wrote :
try converting one or two files to mpg2 if their not already and see how they go.
already tried different formats(mpg2, avi, mp4...)
geposted Wed 16 Sep 09 @ 9:06 pm
Matt0218
SBDJ wrote :
Clipbank doesn't use VDJ's internal video decoders because it's a plugin; it doesn't have access to the decoders.
should i install one of the latest codec packs ?
would ffdshow be fine ?
geposted Wed 16 Sep 09 @ 9:07 pm
tayla
klite is usually the most popular to recommend.
geposted Thu 17 Sep 09 @ 3:54 am
Rafinade
I met similar problem but i solved it!
All pathnames to your videos must contain english (latin) characters only!
For Example:
E:/Video/file.avi
Surely, the name of file must be in english too.
Sometimes this rule is to audio files also.
All pathnames to your videos must contain english (latin) characters only!
For Example:
E:/Video/file.avi
Surely, the name of file must be in english too.
Sometimes this rule is to audio files also.
geposted Fri 25 Sep 09 @ 7:39 pm
Matt0218
Rafinade wrote :
I met similar problem but i solved it!
All pathnames to your videos must contain english (latin) characters only!
For Example:
E:/Video/file.avi
Surely, the name of file must be in english too.
Sometimes this rule is to audio files also.
All pathnames to your videos must contain english (latin) characters only!
For Example:
E:/Video/file.avi
Surely, the name of file must be in english too.
Sometimes this rule is to audio files also.
made a few tests
and i think you're right
funny...
well...
it would be nice if a mod. can add this to the "bug" list
thanks
geposted Thu 08 Oct 09 @ 2:55 am
DJ Fusi
I met same problem but Rafinade solved it!
All pathnames to your videos must contain english (latin) characters only!
For Example:
E:/Video/file.avi
Surely, the name of file must be in english too.
Sometimes this rule is to audio files also.
Rafinade, Thanks to you
Hope they fix this in the next update!
All pathnames to your videos must contain english (latin) characters only!
For Example:
E:/Video/file.avi
Surely, the name of file must be in english too.
Sometimes this rule is to audio files also.
Rafinade, Thanks to you
Hope they fix this in the next update!
geposted Tue 24 Nov 09 @ 11:19 pm