Windows Movie Maker and the right Codec?

Question

Ok, so I am using Windows Movie Maker for Vista. I downloaded a Codec to watch the .avi videos in Media Player first. I edited and made a music video in Movie Maker. But then when I tried to publish it, the bottom half of the video was green. I read on here that it was because I installed a crappy Codec. I uninstalled it and installed FFDshow because someone said it was a good one to use. The video still plays in Movie Maker, but now it just publishes a black screen. Is this still a Codec problem? If so, what Codec can I install that will actually publish my video correctly?

Answer 1

Yes still codec, Windows Media Player and Movie Maker are as technically simplistic as they come and almost all work they do is referred to the codecs.

I experienced similar problem just recently, this is the encoding part of a common code is on the fritz; in my case, Indeo, DivX, DV, MSMJPEG all failed with exception of uncompressed AVI still encodes fine and reinstall Windows is the easiest alternative.

Playback of existing clips still fine; and Open-Source programs like VLC and TCPMP for Desktop also OK.

Answer 2

formats are some form of a application utilized by skill of a media participant to play diverse document format. attempt to get carry of "blended community Codec p.c..", setting up it and attempt to import your document returned.