No audio on dvd

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I have s situation where commercial dvd's play ok on the Widows Media Player
but movies I make using Pinnacle 9.0, have no Audio. The video is good.

My OS is XP. Is there a solution.

Richard

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Seems to be a Pinnacle problem.
http://www.pinnaclesys.com/homepag [...] angue_ID=7

regards,
ssg MS-MVP

Richard wrote:
> I have s situation where commercial dvd's play ok on the Widows Media Player
> but movies I make using Pinnacle 9.0, have no Audio. The video is good.
>
> My OS is XP. Is there a solution.
>
> Richard
>
>

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I have tried all the solutions on here and I still have the same problem.The
sound is good on my home DVD player but there is no sound on Windows Media
Player 10. I have upgraded pinnacle but there is no difference accept that
it now locks up.

Thanks for the ideas.


"Richard" <dandr@nogood.net> wrote in message
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>I have s situation where commercial dvd's play ok on the Widows Media
>Player but movies I make using Pinnacle 9.0, have no Audio. The video is
>good.
>
> My OS is XP. Is there a solution.
>
> Richard
>

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I have already tried that site. Commercial DVD's work ok. it is just those I
created with a program called Pinnacle that have no audio. I finally found a
Pinnacle Email that hope works and am waiting for an answer.

Thanks


"_RR" <_RR@nomail.org> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 4 Jul 2005 08:28:22 -0500, "Richard" <dandr@nogood.net> wrote:
>
>>I have tried all the solutions on here and I still have the same
>>problem.The
>>sound is good on my home DVD player but there is no sound on Windows Media
>>Player 10. I have upgraded pinnacle but there is no difference accept that
>>it now locks up.
>
> Not sure about the lockups, but maybe you're missing a codec. When a
> media file plays on windows, windows goes thru a fairly complex
> process of chaining together codecs and adaptors and splitters to
> pilot the video and audio to your output (screen and your audio
> drivers). If any components are missing, you'll hit a dead end.
> Sometimes codecs that work inside an app (like your authoring prog)
> will not find a good match for their 'pins' when playing via another
> channel.
>
> I just saw a codec set on FileHippo, but I can't vouch for it's
> integrity. To be honest, it caught my attention cause of the hippo.
> But here's a URL: http://www.filehippo.com/download_codec_pack.html
> As always, research and scan *everything*.
>