No Sound

Discussion in 'Other video questions' started by luckybob, Jul 30, 2003.

  1. luckybob

    luckybob Guest

    I have recently come across a problem. When I transfer movies to my laptop, the audio portion of the file seems to disappear. I had a Quake 3 movie that played fine on my desktop PC, but once I transfered it to my laptop, there was no audio. I used G-spot to check and sure enough, no audio. This also happens when I download movies with my laptop. I am not sure why it does it, but I would appreciate help if someone does.
     
  2. powerdup

    powerdup Regular member

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    Do you have the right audio codec on your laptop needed to decode the sound?
     
  3. luckybob

    luckybob Guest

    I have installed every codec I can think of. I have the latest Media player, and the latest divix codec pack. Is there a way I can check to see if I have them all?

    Another thing I remebered is that once I copied the file to my laptop and it didn't work, I transfered it back to my PC and it no longer had sound. Same thing with the files I downloaded. They have no audio on my laptop or my PC when I transfer them. It would seem there is no audio, but I know there is.
     
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    Ok download virtualdubmod and load the file that you transferred from your laptop to your computer. Go into the streams menu and click on stream list. If there is a file there then your movie has audio. Load it into gspot and see if you have the codec for the movie.
     
  5. Praetor

    Praetor Moderator Staff Member

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    That may not be the wisest of ideas dude. A lot of the codecs have a tendency not to like each other.

    Also, give AVICodec a try: http://avicodec.duby.info/
     

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