Help adding audio to "DVD slideshow GUI"

[Kiwi999]

I have grabbed the audio file from a video using VirtualDub.

I want to add it to a slide show created with "DVD slideshow GUI".
When I try to add the audio file to "DVD slideshow GUI" I get the message : "Can not load the file XXX No compatible ACM codec to decode 0x0161 audio stream to PCM". "Import unsuccessful."

1) Can I change the format of the wav file?
2) Or where can I get a compatible codec?

Details of the audio file I am trying to add from mediainfo:
General
Complete name :XXX
Format : Wave
File size : 27.1 MiB
Duration : 29mn 33s
Overall bit rate : 128 Kbps

Audio
ID : 0
Format : WMA
Format version : Version 2
Codec ID : 161
Codec ID/Info : Windows Media Audio
Duration : 29mn 33s
Bit rate : 128 Kbps
Channel(s) : 2 channels
Sampling rate : 44.1 KHz
Bit depth : 16 bits
Stream size : 27.1 MiB (100%)

Thanks in advance.

SYSTEM
W7 64bit

[Baldrick]

Try install the divx wma audio codec.

[Kiwi999]

Thanks Baldrick. I installed divx wma audio codec but no luck.

It unzipped to a file DivXa32.acm. Is there a specific directory I have to put this file in? (I tried putting DivXa32.acm into "C:\Program Files (x86)\GUI for dvdauthor". Still no joy!)

Any suggestions welcome.

[transporterfan]

Try converting the audio file to MP3 using FormatFactory or similar.
This should import directly into DVD slideshow GUI without a hitch.

[Baldrick]

Thanks Baldrick. I installed divx wma audio codec but no luck.

It unzipped to a file DivXa32.acm. Is there a specific directory I have to put this file in? (I tried putting DivXa32.acm into "C:\Program Files (x86)\GUI for dvdauthor". Still no joy!)

Any suggestions welcome.

Did you extract ALL files and ran the register.exe?

[Kiwi999]

When I attempted to run register.exe I received a copy error:
"An error occurred while copying file DivXa32.acm. Cannot copy file to destination directory."

That's why I was going to manually copy the file but I don't know which directory to put it in.

NOTE: DivXa32.acm extracts OK.

[Baldrick]

It works fine to install in windows 7...and should work in winxp.

But just try convert the audio to wav instead as transporterfan suggest. Format Factory, Freemake Audio Converter, etc.

[Kiwi999]

Thanks.
In the end I installed it on another computer running XP 32bit and everything seems to work fine. It reads in the original wav file without any trouble. So I'm wondering if it's a windows 64 bit problem. It would be interesting to know.