WMV file has abnormal script stream which may cause production problems.
I need to move my video clip's script stream to the header.
I have MS Windows Media Encoder loaded but don't know how to use it.
1. Can someone give me the steps?
2. More important: Can someone tell me what the error message means?
2a. What is a script stream?
2b. Why can a software package create an abnormal script stream?
I have MS Windows Media Encoder loaded but don't know how to use it.
1. Can someone give me the steps?
2. More important: Can someone tell me what the error message means?
2a. What is a script stream?
2b. Why can a software package create an abnormal script stream?
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Thanks MASQ and Merete:
I googled and found that one-minute solution you referred to but sadly, it didn't give enough details which is why I posted in EE. I'm glad you guys both elaborated on the specifics. The "one minute" guy posted a witty solution essay but wasn't as useful as the both of you.
Four things I really want to know before I close this ticket.
1. What kind of "script" did I move? What is its purpose and composition?
2. If I moved it to the header, was it in the footer previously?
3. I had to re-index and save the file. What kind of index does the video file have? I'm just familiar with data file indexes (like MS Access, paradox and Foxpro).
I googled and found that one-minute solution you referred to but sadly, it didn't give enough details which is why I posted in EE. I'm glad you guys both elaborated on the specifics. The "one minute" guy posted a witty solution essay but wasn't as useful as the both of you.
Four things I really want to know before I close this ticket.
1. What kind of "script" did I move? What is its purpose and composition?
2. If I moved it to the header, was it in the footer previously?
3. I had to re-index and save the file. What kind of index does the video file have? I'm just familiar with data file indexes (like MS Access, paradox and Foxpro).
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Thank you brothertruffle880
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Merete
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Merete
Looks like that's the same process they are describing which is reassuring.