MediaCoder

So, did we ever eliminate the possibility of a bad original file? (Edit): I'm also curious what codec you are using for the audio WMV? Would that be the default settings (Windows Media 9.1) or one of the others? Have you tried on of the others or settings? The audio codec is the default you get whe...

I just put my old XP hard drive in the vista laptop, and installed the latest MediaCoder version. I converted the same sample Quicktime MOV file to Windows Media format, and had the EXACT same scenario! The conversion failed at about frame #10. I then disabled the audio, and re-ran the conversioni s...

I was asking about command line usage purely as a way to try to eliminate variables.

I'll see if I can get it to work at the command line and report back. Thanks!

Tried safe mode; no noticeable change. Been trying this on and off for hours now; I can always get it to work if I disable audio; and sometimes, after disabling audio, re-enabling it will yield success - but not, by any means, consistently. Would it be worth trying to run at the command line? Would ...

Could it be a bad source? Well, the same file has converted during some recent attempts. I just rebooted for a clean start. I added a file that has converted successfully recently, chose windows media, and started the conversion. It stalled at about 1.2%, and the console window showed an error at fr...

We've had various reports on the "blocked..." error and it seems to fall into two area problems: 1. Incorrect settings (you seem okay and sound like you've got an idea of what settings you need) Yes, I'm simply choosing the video option of 'windows media', not changing any defaults. And, the same f...

I downloaded MediaCoder primarily to convert some quicktime .MOV files from my panasonic digital camera into windows media format (WMV). I first downloaded the 'stable' version - MediaCoder-0.6.1.4045 - but found that it would crash during execution, so downloaded the 'latest' (at the time, last wee...