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Problem with AutoGK
#1
11 Jun 2011 @ 16:51
SSB
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I've been using DVD Decrypter and AutoGK to backup my DVD's for years with no problems at all until recently. Now when I run AutoGK it works as normal for around 40 minutes but then when it gets to the part where it launches Virtualdub I get the following message:
Video Compression error: The source image format is not acceptable. (error code - 2)
After which the whole process stops. Why is this suddenly happening and how can I fix it?
Video Compression error: The source image format is not acceptable. (error code - 2)
After which the whole process stops. Why is this suddenly happening and how can I fix it?
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#2
11 Jun 2011 @ 19:11
attar
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There's a thread here about that message.
http://forum.videohelp.com/threads/263776-VirtualDub-Error-Message-Video-Compression-Error
http://forum.videohelp.com/threads/263776-VirtualDub-Error-Message-Video-Compression-Error
#3
12 Jun 2011 @ 7:18
SSB
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Originally posted by attar:Ah, thanks.
There's a thread here about that message.
http://forum.videohelp.com/threads/263776-VirtualDub-Error-Message-Video-Compression-Error
I've been through that thread but I don't have this line in my registry:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Drivers32\VIDC.YV12
I have DIVX and XVID installed.
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#5
12 Jun 2011 @ 9:07
SSB
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Originally posted by attar:It's set to DIVX by default. I uninstalled XVID and redownloaded it but AVG keeps flagging it as a threat. I tried from several different sites including this one. I downloaded from the official site and just allowed it but everytime I try to run it I just get a small white box pop up and nothing happens so I can't even re-install XVID to try that :(
Does it fail when either XviD or DivX is selected in AGK - if it only happens with one of them, it's probably a codec problem and uninstalling/reinstalling that codec may cure it.
#6
12 Jun 2011 @ 9:26
attar
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Do you have a restore point that precedes the uninstall or before the problem started..
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#7
12 Jun 2011 @ 9:37
SSB
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Originally posted by attar:Yeah I already did that. I think the problem is either codec or registry related as I've tried so many different codec to fix another problem I'm having. I've ran CClean a few times but that hasn't helped. I'm concidering re-formatting as I've tried so many different fixes I've made things worse.
Do you have a restore point that precedes the uninstall or before the problem started..
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