Re: .avi Storyboard/Audio Problems - PapaJohn - Thanks......but.........

As you indicated, changing the name of .ivaudio does indeed stop the audio
problem from occurring in Storyboard. However, at a price. The video, while
playing right through, jerks or shudders a bit while doing so, and the sound
plays through too but is of only average quality. In short, a clip played in
Storyboard isn't a patch on a clip play in Collections. Something in MM2 is
still trying to mess with the .avi file.

So, I give up! ;-)

Can I revert back to MM1? If so, how do I do this? If I have to use the XP
Pro roll back feature, will any software that I have installed since MM2 -
quite a bit - be removed also? I would be very grateful if you could advise
me on this.

I have to say that this whole experience has been, far and away, my worst
with any Microsoft product. Not good at all.

DM

anonymous
Sun Feb 29 18:56:05 CST 2004

DM

I've been having the same problem that you've had... and I had been working with MM1! So good luck with down-grading back to it

The same audio problem has also been going on with the VideoImpression software that came with my Canon A70, too

MLO

PapaJohn
Sun Feb 29 20:17:00 CST 2004

You can't totally remove Movie Maker, but you can revert to version 1. See
the Problem Solving > Go Back to MM1 page of www.papajohn.org
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PapaJohn


"DM" <antispam-dmortell@eircom.net-antispam> wrote in message
news:c1pvak$70i$1@news.brutele.be...
> As you indicated, changing the name of .ivaudio does indeed stop the audio
> problem from occurring in Storyboard. However, at a price. The video,
while
> playing right through, jerks or shudders a bit while doing so, and the
sound
> plays through too but is of only average quality. In short, a clip played
in
> Storyboard isn't a patch on a clip play in Collections. Something in MM2
is
> still trying to mess with the .avi file.
>
> So, I give up! ;-)
>
> Can I revert back to MM1? If so, how do I do this? If I have to use the XP
> Pro roll back feature, will any software that I have installed since MM2 -
> quite a bit - be removed also? I would be very grateful if you could
advise
> me on this.
>
> I have to say that this whole experience has been, far and away, my worst
> with any Microsoft product. Not good at all.
>
> DM
>
>

DM
Mon Mar 01 11:02:59 CST 2004


> I've been having the same problem that you've had... and I had been
working with MM1! So good luck with down-grading back to it.
>
> The same audio problem has also been going on with the VideoImpression
software that came with my Canon A70, too.

MLO,

Does your Canon A70 generate .avi files too?

Thanks.

DM

anonymous
Tue Mar 02 21:11:07 CST 2004

DM

Yes, it does generate .avi files. I've been going through the postings, and I've finally found that renaming the iviaudio and ivivideo files in the WinDVD program works to bring back normal audio. There is a little bit of skittering of the video like you wrote about before, but it's good enough for me right now. Good luck.

MLO