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  1. 27th Aug 2002 05:10 #1
    maccool111
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    For no apparent reason TMPGEnc reports that ANY .avi I attempt to convert is unsupported.
    Anyone any ideas??
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  2. 27th Aug 2002 06:03 #2
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    Nimo Codecs Pack loaded?
    Hello.
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  3. 27th Aug 2002 06:41 #3
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    Originally Posted by maccool111
    For no apparent reason TMPGEnc reports that ANY .avi I attempt to convert is unsupported.
    Anyone any ideas??
    Will they load into Vdub ?
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  4. 27th Aug 2002 06:47 #4
    maccool111
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    Nimo Pack installed. All will load into VDub. All will play in WMP.
    Just downloaded latest version of TMPGEnc and same thing happens. It's only started since last night.
    Dont know if its connected but at same time my browser (IE latest) will open OK but if I click on a link that requires new page then the new page wont load same with links from Outlook Express.
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    You could try giving the directshow filter a higher priority in option -> environmental setting -> VFapi Plugin.
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  6. 27th Aug 2002 08:14 #6
    maccool111
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    Whatever the problem was seems to have been associated with Windows.
    Did a "repair" job on WindowsXP and EVERYTHING is back to normal.
    Thanks Guys for the quick responces, much appreciated.
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