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WMP 11 wont play video with uncompressed 16bit audio on xp64bit

Asked by pc2099 in Video Editing, General Multi-Media Software, Windows Media Player

Tags: xp, 11, pro, wmp, wont

Ok Here is a weird one. I have a fresh install of windows Xp Pro 64bit with adobe CS3 collection, Windows Media Encoder 64bit and windows media player 11.

My main problem is that Media Player wont play back uncompressed video files containing uncompressed PCM 16bit 48khz audio. Bigger issue is that WME 64 cant read these files meaning I cant encode them to wmv files.

WMP 11 will play back uncompressed video without any audio AND uncompressed audio if I export it out at 8 bits. So its got me absolutely stumped as to why 16bit PCM is throwing it. It wouldnt be such a bit deal except that none of my 32bit encoding applications export wmv on 64bit O/S - they all crash. So exporting uncompressed video/audio files to use in WME is my only option...
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