Abs
Tue Nov 16 17:47:05 CST 2004
I had exactly the same problem using a different camcorder, but it wasn't
due to sp2 but to uninstalling a program which as you described caused this
problem.
following your advice it now works again.
Thankyou
Abs
"Rehan" <rehan@nospamntlworld.com> wrote in message
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> This is strange that it is happening related to to SP2. Generally it
> happens if for some reason the relevant DLLs get hijacked by some other
> tool. Some rogue utilities change the registration of some system DLLs to
> their own versions. This results in all other applications forced to use
> their version as well. This sometimes works ok for a while. However if the
> application is uninstalled the proper DLLs remain unregistered and
> subsequent use gets broken.
>
> Anyway if the above description is the cause of your problem you should be
> able to fix the issue by reinstalling DirectX and Windows Media Encoder.
>
> And/or re-registering the DLLs manually by executing following on command
> line or Start->Run dialog:
>
> regsvr32 %windir%\system32\qdv.dll
>
> The above DLL is used for DV AVI capture. For wmv capture problems you
> need to register wmvcore.dll
>
> Hope it helps.
>
> --
> Rehan
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> "P the T" <PtheT@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:11DBE364-3A9C-40B0-88A1-1AF2DFBDB953@microsoft.com...
>> Since installing SP2 I cannot capture from video
>>
>> when trying to 'capture from video' (Sony digital webcam)
>> 'Class not registered' message occurrs when attempting 'capture part of
>> tape
>> manually'
>> 'An unknown error has occurred' message appears when attempting 'capture
>> entire tape automatically'.
>>
>> I Cannot obtain a bucket number as prompt for sending data to MS does not
>> appear.
>>
>> The problem disappears if I return to pre SP2 installation.
>>
>> Has anyone got any ideas.
>>
>> P the T
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