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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 922654" data-attributes="member: 82144">Hi again&nbsp;Sorry for the delayed response - for some reason I haven't been getting emails for this thread.&nbsp;Copying to the MP program folder does not install them.Encoders need to be registered with the operating system in order for MP (or any other program) to be able to recognise them.If using the AMD/ATI codec, the relevant files are atixcode.dll and atienc.dll.You can register them as follows:&nbsp;1. Click start button, type cmd, then press [enter/return] while holding down [ctrl] and [shift].2. Change directory to the location of the DLLs. For example, (type) cd &quot;c:\Program Files\Common Files\ATI Technologies\Multimedia\&quot; then press [enter/return].3. Type regsvr32 atienc.dll then press [enter/return].&nbsp;That registers atienc.dll.Note: you should not move the DLL to a different folder after doing this. If you do need to move it for whatever reason, you should first unregister it (regsvr32 /u atienc.dll) and then re-register it at the new location.&nbsp;mm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 922654, member: 82144"] Hi again Sorry for the delayed response - for some reason I haven't been getting emails for this thread. Copying to the MP program folder does not install them. Encoders need to be registered with the operating system in order for MP (or any other program) to be able to recognise them. If using the AMD/ATI codec, the relevant files are atixcode.dll and atienc.dll. You can register them as follows: 1. Click start button, type [B]cmd[/B], then press [enter/return] while holding down [ctrl] and [shift]. 2. Change directory to the location of the DLLs. For example, (type) [B]cd "c:\Program Files\Common Files\ATI Technologies\Multimedia\" [/B]then press [enter/return]. 3. Type [B]regsvr32 atienc.dll[/B] then press [enter/return]. That registers atienc.dll. Note: you should not move the DLL to a different folder after doing this. If you do need to move it for whatever reason, you should first unregister it (regsvr32 /u atienc.dll) and then re-register it at the new location. mm [/QUOTE]

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