But maybe that splitter doesnt work with some other codecs you have installed. Installing a codec pack might do something like replace the AVI Splitter with an old version because a certain codec requires it. So it was unable to get the video all the way from the file to the display.
The error message you got indicates the program wasn't able to find a filter to handle the output of some of the pins while it was building the graph. There is a complex negotiation that happens between output and input pins as Directshow attempts to connect the pins. Each pin may support several different features (different video color depths, audio sampling rates, etc). Each filter performs one function and is connected to the others via a "pin". So what could have been the problem with the 'graphic pin' stuff in my original posting ? Playing a video with Directshow involves building a filter chain.
CODEC MEDIA PLAYER CLASIC MOVIE
Majortype : MEDIATYPE _Stream Īny idea what I can do to play this movie ? Or is this an indication that the video file is corrupt or so ? The following pin(s)failed to find a connectable fi:ĭ:\DATA\Archive Storage\Pictures\911-Loose Change 2ndEdi.avi::Outputĭ ATA \Archive Storage\Picture\911 -Loose Change 2ndEdi.avi:Output The needed codecs or filters installed on the system Media player classic could not render some of the pins in the graph, you may not have So I installed the K-lite codec pack via its default installation setup, including the Media Player Classic.Īfter installation I tried to play that movie again but got this report :
CODEC MEDIA PLAYER CLASIC PC
I have this avi/divx4 movie I wanted to show to somebody, but my actual PC no longer is able to run that movie, apparently due to missing codec.
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