Windows Media Source Files

If conversion from ASF, WMV or other Windows Media file halts unexpectedly or produces incomplete or out of sync results the source file may have a damaged index or perhaps you don't have the codec that was used to create your source movie.

If the index is at fault you can re-index the source file with Microsoft's Windows Media tools.

Windows Media Web Site

Series 9 Encoder

To index a WMV file use the Windows Media File Editor

From the main File menu select Save and Index.

If the codec is at fault you can download the latest codecs for Microsoft at the below URL:

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/download/default.asp

For your convenience, we have stored the files on our server as well.

Windows Media 9 Series Codecs Installation Package

For network administrators who wish to deploy the Windows Media Audio and Video codecs, there is a codec installation package designed to enable network administrators to deploy these codecs within their network. This package only supports version 7.0 and later of the Windows Media Player, and Media Player for Windows XP.

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Windows Media Codecs 8.0 Installation Package

To support older Windows Media codecs using Media Player 6.4, the Windows Media 8 Codec Install Package is available. Network administrators who wish to deploy Windows Media Audio and Video codecs for version 7.0 and later of Windows Media Player should use Windows Media 9 Series Codecs Package.

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Windows Media Video 9 VCM

This Video Compression Manager (VCM) based version of the Windows Media Video 9 encoder/decoder will enable legacy encoding and editing applications to support the Windows Media Video 9 codec in file containers such as AVI.

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