MP4 Audio problem

[Tri-ring]

Hello everyone,

I am having a problem in playing MP4 files where the visual will play without audio.
The funny thing is quicktime is able to run the files perfectly but has problems with the file names so I cannot play without removing the torrent.
Anyone know of a solution?

[-KarumA-]

Originally Posted by Tri-ring

Hello everyone,

I am having a problem in playing MP4 files where the visual will play without audio.
The funny thing is quicktime is able to run the files perfectly but has problems with the file names so I cannot play without removing the torrent.
Anyone know of a solution?

It depends on the file sometimes, I know the pre-sets that I use for AEF, which are mp4 as well, cannot be played with WMP (but like your problem are playable in quicktime), you'll need a separate codec for it most likely

[emptyeighty]

Are you using the latest CCCP?

[-KarumA-]

Originally Posted by emptyeighty

Are you using the latest CCCP?

doesn't always help with MP4, even CCCP can't play mp4 sometimes

[emptyeighty]

Originally Posted by -KarumA-

doesn't always help with MP4, even CCCP can't play mp4 sometimes

Can you link to such files?

[Shadow Kira01]

Originally Posted by Tri-ring

Hello everyone,

I am having a problem in playing MP4 files where the visual will play without audio.
The funny thing is quicktime is able to run the files perfectly but has problems with the file names so I cannot play without removing the torrent.
Anyone know of a solution?

Torrent? Remove it from the torrent utility, rename the file and load it up in the VLC Player. That should solve your problem.

[Tri-ring]

Thanks for the advice, yes I am using CCCP.
I know I can play it with Quick time if I remove the torrent and alter the file name but that also means I am not helping out in the grand scheme.

[Shadow Kira01]

Originally Posted by Tri-ring

Thanks for the advice, yes I am using CCCP.
I know I can play it with Quick time if I remove the torrent and alter the file name but that also means I am not helping out in the grand scheme.

I get it.

In that case, copy the video file and paste it in a separate folder, rename it and load it from there. And to save space, just delete it afterwards.

[Tri-ring]

Thanks for the advice, I finally found out the problem, it seems I installed another codex and it was conflicting with CCCP.
After I had removed the codex in question, CCCP took over and is working fine.

[martino]

FYI it's codec, standing for coder-decoder, and not codex.

[-KarumA-]

Originally Posted by Tri-ring

Thanks for the advice, I finally found out the problem, it seems I installed another codex and it was conflicting with CCCP.
After I had removed the codex in question, CCCP took over and is working fine.

What codec was inflicting? Just curious

[Tri-ring]

Originally Posted by -KarumA-

What codec was inflicting? Just curious

It seems as if XP CODEC that I had installed conflicted with CCCP.