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  1. 25th Jul 2014 15:15 #31
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    The INF file you selected does not support this type of installation.
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  2. 25th Jul 2014 15:28 #32
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    Try alternative to VirtualDub
    like Avidemux, Shotcut, VidCoder
    Guide: how to remove "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video
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  3. 25th Jul 2014 15:32 #33
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    No, never mind. I give up. Thanks anyway. You'd think there was something to install to make this possible in VDub. Apparently not.
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  4. 25th Jul 2014 15:48 #34
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    The link I gave you in post #9, and roma_turok gave again in post 18, works just fine. AAC audio plays in VirtualDub using that ACM decoder.
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  5. 25th Jul 2014 15:59 #35
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    Originally Posted by jagabo View Post
    The link I gave you in post #9, and roma_turok gave again in post 18, works just fine. AAC audio plays in VirtualDub using that ACM decoder.
    Nope. Does not work. See the capture in post #23.
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  6. 25th Jul 2014 16:10 #36
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    Click image for larger version Name: Capture.JPG Views: 302 Size: 53.3 KB ID: 26573The familiar message.
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  7. 25th Jul 2014 16:23 #37
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    Just for ha-ha's, here are captures of the contents of the Virtual Dub folder on my desktop and the contents of the plugins32.
    Image Attached Thumbnails Click image for larger version Name: Capture1.JPG Views: 233 Size: 39.0 KB ID: 26574  

    Click image for larger version Name: Capture2.JPG Views: 219 Size: 23.8 KB ID: 26575  

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  8. 25th Jul 2014 16:30 #38
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    Playback of.mkv files in Virtual Dub with sound is not possible.
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  9. 25th Jul 2014 16:39 #39
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    The VirtualDub folder has nothing to do with installed ACM codecs.
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  10. 25th Jul 2014 16:43 #40
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    Originally Posted by jagabo View Post
    The VirtualDub folder has nothing to do with installed ACM codecs.
    Right. As I said, just posted it for ha-ha's. Playback of .mkv files with sound is not possible in VirtualDub.
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  11. 25th Jul 2014 19:19 #41
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    Originally Posted by shokan22 View Post
    Playback of .mkv files with sound is not possible in VirtualDub.
    Yes it is. I just did it using the AAC ACM driver linked to earlier.

    Click image for larger version Name: mkv.jpg Views: 665 Size: 75.7 KB ID: 26577

    That' Windows 7 64 bit running 32 bit VirtualDub. You'll just have to take my word for it that the audio plays when I preview.
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  12. 26th Jul 2014 15:32 #42
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    Originally Posted by jagabo View Post
    Originally Posted by shokan22 View Post
    Playback of .mkv files with sound is not possible in VirtualDub.
    Yes it is. I just did it using the AAC ACM driver linked to earlier.

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    That' Windows 7 64 bit running 32 bit VirtualDub. You'll just have to take my word for it that the audio plays when I preview.
    Of course, I know it's possible, I just can't get it. Doesn't make sense... I have the recommended codecs installed (post #23). What do you suggest? Any .mkv file brings up the error message when playing in VD and, unbelievably, if I save out an avi (XViD MP4 compression) clip ("no audio" checked) edited from such an .mkv, it also has no sound when played back in any player. That should definitely not be happening and is maybe symptomatic of my problem. The original .mkv videos (not the clips I saved out, the original whole .mkv videos) play fine in all players like KMP, VLC.. Don't know if it's relevant, but I have FF mpeg 0.6.2 For Audacity installed, also XViD Video Codec on my system. Also, see what I have in the VD folders, pics in previous post.
    Last edited by shokan22; 26th Jul 2014 at 15:49. Reason: Added
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