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All of a sudden the problem is gone, that is: in Premiere Elements the files now play as they should, but in Windows Media it still stays black. <br />
I tried your Wondershare suggestion and it looks like a nice piece of software that I might need some day, but the only reason that i can think of that the file now runs as it should is that W-share installed another codec which did the trick. So thanks
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All of a sudden the problem is gone, that is: in Premiere Elements the files now play as they should, but in Windows Media it still stays black.
I tried your Wondershare suggestion and it looks like a nice piece of software that I might need some day, but the only reason that i can think of that the file now runs as it should is that W-share installed another codec which did the trick. So thanks

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I have a mov-file, with the following specs: Video: MPEG2 Video 1920x1080 25fps 50000kbps [V: English [eng] (mpeg2 4:2:2, yuv422p, 1920x1080, 50000 kb/s)]<br />
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It plays allright in <br />
1. the player MPC-HC<br />
2. Quick Time 7<br />
3. Premiere Elements 9 Organizer<br />
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But it causes problems in:<br />
4. Windows media 12 (only audio)<br />
5. Premiere Elements Editor 9.0 (only audio)<br />
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Nr 5 is the real problem: I &nbsp;can only hear the clip and not view it. Apart from the codecs that come with some applications I have the K-Lite set of codecs installed, but that has made no difference. <br />
I am on W7 64 Pro.
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I have a mov-file, with the following specs: Video: MPEG2 Video 1920x1080 25fps 50000kbps [V: English [eng] (mpeg2 4:2:2, yuv422p, 1920x1080, 50000 kb/s)]

It plays allright in 
1. the player MPC-HC
2. Quick Time 7
3. Premiere Elements 9 Organizer

But it causes problems in:
4. Windows media 12 (only audio)
5. Premiere Elements Editor 9.0 (only audio)

Nr 5 is the real problem: I  can only hear the clip and not view it. Apart from the codecs that come with some applications I have the K-Lite set of codecs installed, but that has made no difference. 
I am on W7 64 Pro.

Codec blues: how can I make this video visible

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