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ActiveMovie Class Not Registered
Posted on 1998-12-23
After a power failure, I attempted to play an avi file with ActiveMovie and received the error message "Class Not Registered". I receive the same message when attempting to play other types of video files with ActiveMovie. However, Media Player is able to play these files without problems. I reinstalled ActiveMovie from the Windows 95 install CD which supposedly rebuilt the registry, but still receive the same message. I don't know which file to edit using regedit, and I wouldn't know what to change if I found the right file. As a direct result of the power failure, I have no other file problems that I know of. What is the solution?
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