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Nope, that's the version I'm using. ok -- good ^__^ Do you think the .inf file put the HuffYUV64 .dll in the wrong place? nah! .. but I am getting a lot of static about the 64bit huffy though! .. normally you just "right click" if the .inf file and it loads itself but, that doesn't seem to be the c...

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Akashio wrote:.. can't find it in Virtual Dub 64 ..

Virtual Dub 64 Version: 1.9.11 released 24 Dec 2010 ( there may be a newer one out!?! )

Nope, that's the version I'm using. Do you think the .inf file put the HuffYUV64 .dll in the wrong place?

Nya-chan Production wrote:

Akashio wrote:So I did that, but I can't find huffYUV64 anywhere in AMVBe. Ah, I'm so ready to encode!

That sounds more like a problem with AMVBe, tbh - I have never used it, though, so I can't really say about that.

I can't find it in Virtual Dub 64 either, despite re-installing the .dll.

So I did that, but I can't find huffYUV64 anywhere in AMVBe. Ah, I'm so ready to encode!

I read the whole thread and downloaded HuffYUV 64-bit, but it's just a .dll file. Where should I put it? I am so dependent on .exe's :p.

My problem is simple. I have an archived anime series in .mkv format that I have converted into HuffyYuv YU2 .avi's and, on other occassion, FFV1 avi's using AMVBe 1.2 Beta. When I import a file into Sony Vegas 10.0 64-bit, it will not accept the files. What kind of lossless video does Vegas accept ...

Kionon wrote:That doesn't sound like a power issue to me. Heck, I took my computers to Korea as well, and I never had any issue as long as I had the right cords.

I think something must have gotten borked in transport.

Any guesses on what it would be? I'm lost at this point...

Okay, I have a power strip that takes three-prong inputs and my computer and monitor are plugged into that. It still won't get past BIOS without giving me the blue screen. But it WILL start in safe mode. Any idea on what to do to fix this? I am really confused with it all...

I moved to Japan from the U.S. and the voltage in Japan is 10V lower (100V). Now my editing monster of a desktop PC won't get past BIOS. I am assuming this is a power issue :idea: . Should I get a transformer to convert the power or might it be a completely different problem :?: I will say that they...

The Origonal Head Hunter wrote:get VLC Media Player or KM Player.

Those look great, but I'm working on a mac. Any more suggestions?