Ok so now its clear.
After some debugging sessions I realized that dvd maker is 64 bit
application (which is clear) and can not load codecs.
On the other hand Windows Media Player is 32-bit application, which is
clear, because if it would be 64 bit we could
not watch anything and users would eat Microsoft.
Isn't it lame?
"Trek" <trecicek_no_spam@xxxxxx> píše v diskusním příspěvku
news:%23DVweOMXJHA.1188@xxxxxx
Quote:
> Ok so it is strange.
>
> In 32 bit vista ultimate dvd maker can eat avisynth files.
> In 64 bit vista home premium dvd maker can not eat avisynth files.
>
> I checked that graph is the same in both environments
> AVI Decompessor -- Video Renderer for video and DefaultDirectSound Device
> for audio
>
> I wish I could understand this.
>
>
>
> "Trek" <trecicek_no_spam@xxxxxx> píše v diskusním příspěvku
> news:e5Mgkw$WJHA.5272@xxxxxx Quote:
>> hmm thanks for answers
>>
>> 1. I can enable or disable codecs but it is not really what I want, I
>> want to choose default codec for particular situation
>>
>> 2. guess it is not possible
>>
>> 3. it would be great if it is possible to frameserver dvd maker
>>
>>
>>
>> "Trek" <trecicek_no_spam@xxxxxx> píše v diskusním příspěvku
>> news:OPnv1V9WJHA.1184@xxxxxx Quote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> 1. how can I configure which codecs are going to be used with particular
>>> media types (Vista)?
>>>
>>> The problem is that if there is installed many various media softwares
>>> there are many codecs
>>> for the same content and I do not wish that. The applications can have
>>> problems, such as
>>> Windows DVD Maker that can properly work if the right codec is used.
>>>
>>> 2. How can I set up encoding paramters for Windows DVD Maker, I would
>>> like
>>> from DVD maker only to mux already coded content to DVD without
>>> encoding.
>>>
>>> 3. How can I frameserver DVD maker with AviSynth. E.g. Windows media
>>> player is working
>>> with AviSynth.
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>>
>>> Trek
>> >