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FYI.I really don't have the time to check what is wrong here.So if anybody has the time/skills (I may be available online for help).- Original Message -Subject: RE: LAMEACM.ACM crashDate: Wed, 7 Apr 2004 17:44:29 -0700From: Peter Baer To: FYI, we’ve set up an Online Crash Analysis response for the LAMEACM.ACMcrash (in OneNote or any other app). Let me know if youwant to expand the information provided in the response (e.g. Betterlinks for installing an updated.ACM, or instructions on how to justremove the broken one).-.From:. Peter Baer.Sent:. Tuesday, April 06, 2004 11:50 AM.To:.

'EMAIL PROTECTED'.Subject:. LAMEACM.ACM crashHi Steve,I’m a development lead on a Microsoft application called OneNote.Through the Windows Error Reporting program, we’ve noticed a substantialnumber of our crashes are due to a fault in LAMEACM.ACM while weenumerate the codecs installed on the system (OneNote supports recordingand playback of audio notes). Similar crashes due to LAMEACM.ACM existin many other applications that use the Windows Media APIs. We arecurrently in the process of working around this issue in the nextservice pack on our side, however I just wanted to make sure you wereaware of the problem and let you know that you can investigate this andother crashes in your module via (go tothe Windows Error Reporting section). This will allow you toinvestigate crash buckets and download minidumps for individual crashesto help in your investigation.The version of LAMEACM.ACM that exhibits this problem seems to be0.0.9.0.

If you’ve already fixed the problem, is there a more recentversion of the codec that we can point our customers to?Thanks and let me know if you have any questions.Petermp3encoder mailing listEMAIL PROTECTED.

I'm not sure where I should be posting this thread, so please feel free to move it if necessary.I've been trying to install the encoder on my Vista 64 bit OX but it just won't install properly. I know that I have to use a slightly different method of installing 32bit encoders on a 64 bit OS. I've managed to successfully install and (both 32 bit) on my system by:1. Opening up a command prompt by typing 'cmd' in the run box and pressing Ctrl+Shift+Enter (to run as Administrator).2. Changing directories to sysWOW64 ('cd C:windowssyswow64')3. Typing the following (examplepath replaced with the actual path to the extracted files), then hit enter: rundll32.exe setupapi.dll,InstallHinfSection DefaultInstall 0 c:TempFolderPathcodecXXX.infI've also tried installing using the conventional method but to no avail. I've even manually added registry entries to the ControlSet and copying the LameACM.acm and LameACM.xml files to the SysWow64 and System32 folders.I've tried using Lame version 3.97 and Lame 64 bit.

Lame 64 bit causes to crash whenever I try to open the Audio Compression settings window. Newer versions of Lame do not have the ACM files.Any help or suggestions would be much appreciated.Thanks in advance. I finally figured out the problem (after about 8 system restores after each failed installation).For some reason, Vista had a block on the LameACM.inf, LameACM.acm and lameacm.xml because the files 'came from another computer'. And there were no indication whatsoever that the files were being blocked.

I so happened to right click and view the properties of the files and found that they were blocked. I simply 'Unblocked' each of the files and installed it by:1. Opening up a command prompt by typing 'cmd' in the run box and pressing Ctrl+Shift+Enter (to run as Administrator).2.

Changing directories to sysWOW64 ('cd C:windowssyswow64')3. Typing the following (examplepath replaced with the actual path to the extracted files), then hit enter: rundll32.exe setupapi.dll,InstallHinfSection DefaultInstall 0 c:TempFolderPathcodecXXX.infAnd now Lame shows up as an encoding option in! I wonder how many more of these ridiculous 'hidden security features' windows has to waste my time with.Hope this helps others out there. I finally figured out the problem (after about 8 system restores after each failed installation).For some reason, Vista had a block on the LameACM.inf, LameACM.acm and lameacm.xml because the files 'came from another computer'. And there were no indication whatsoever that the files were being blocked. I so happened to right click and view the properties of the files and found that they were blocked.

I simply 'Unblocked' each of the files and installed it by:1. Opening up a command prompt by typing 'cmd' in the run box and pressing Ctrl+Shift+Enter (to run as Administrator).2. Changing directories to sysWOW64 ('cd C:windowssyswow64')3.

Typing the following (examplepath replaced with the actual path to the extracted files), then hit enter: rundll32.exe setupapi.dll,InstallHinfSection DefaultInstall 0 c:TempFolderPathcodecXXX.infAnd now Lame shows up as an encoding option in! I wonder how many more of these ridiculous 'hidden security features' windows has to waste my time with.Hope this helps others out there. Thx a lot man, I had the exact same problem and this worked for me perfectly. I really need help from anyone - but let me first thank you for the clear-up on installing 32-bit codecs on 64-bit systems! That certainly helped.Back to my problem: Has anyone had conflicts running both versions of the codec? Sony Pro 8.1 (64-bit) will no longer render - and I can't even configure settings for the codec before rendering!

When I start to render all I see is the ETA keep rising above 30mins and even further, without any progress (I check the task manager, which tells me the processor isn't doing anything - very strange). I have a 60min feature I just completed and now this! And just earlier I did some in-project rendering with huffyuv 64.Can anyone give any leads? Should I just focus on using HuffYUV 32 or 64 and trash the other?Any help appreciated!- DGT. Hi,I did everything like MysticOdin said and was looking that it was installed but still in my doesn't exist. Can someone help me to solve this problem. I'm newbe in this subject and please be patient about my lack of knowledge of some things.My OS is Vista x64, and I have VirtulDub 1.9.9 x64 and VirtualDub 1.9.7 and on both.

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I cannot use lame MP3. In virtualdub 1.9.7 I see in audio compression but when I choose, I've got the message: Error initializing audio stream decompression:No installed audio codec could be found to decompress the compressed source audio.

To anyone with a 64-bit OS, if nothing else is working for you, try this (worked for me):1. Download the LAME x64 files (including.INF) here:2. Open an instance of command prompt (Start - Run - cmd)3.

Change working directory to system32 (yes, system32) by typing 'cd C:windowssystem32'4. Type the following: rundll32.exe setupapi.dll,InstallHinfSection DefaultInstall 0 c:TempFolderPath.infMake sure to replace c:TempFolderPath with the folder you actually have the extracted lame64.zip files in (for example, your desktop).I hope this method works for you!

To anyone with a 64-bit OS, if nothing else is working for you, try this (worked for me):1. Download the LAME x64 files (including.INF) here:2.

Open an instance of command prompt (Start - Run - cmd)3. Change working directory to system32 (yes, system32) by typing 'cd C:windowssystem32'4. Type the following: rundll32.exe setupapi.dll,InstallHinfSection DefaultInstall 0 c:TempFolderPath.infMake sure to replace c:TempFolderPath with the folder you actually have the extracted lame64.zip files in (for example, your desktop).I hope this method works for you! This worked for me. To anyone with a 64-bit OS, if nothing else is working for you, try this (worked for me):1.

Download the LAME x64 files (including.INF) here:2. Open an instance of command prompt (Start - Run - cmd)3. Change working directory to system32 (yes, system32) by typing 'cd C:windowssystem32'4. Type the following: rundll32.exe setupapi.dll,InstallHinfSection DefaultInstall 0 c:TempFolderPath.infMake sure to replace c:TempFolderPath with the folder you actually have the extracted lame64.zip files in (for example, your desktop).I hope this method works for you! This really helped me out.

Opening up a command prompt by typing 'cmd' in the run box and pressing Ctrl+Shift+Enter (to run as Administrator).2. Changing directories to sysWOW64 ('cd C:windowssyswow64')3. Typing the following (examplepath replaced with the actual path to the extracted files), then hit enter: rundll32.exe setupapi.dll,InstallHinfSection DefaultInstall 0 c:TempFolderPathcodecXXX.inf Thanks this worked for me on Win 7 64. But how do I uninstall the files if I don't want it anymore? Do I need to do it through commandline also? What do I type?