Interface not supported... help?

[wyndhover]

OK, so I decided to fix this problem I was having once and for all.

I uninstalled and reinstalled just about every media codec I could think of. Here's what I've installed, in order:

GOM Player
Quicktime
RealPlayer
Ffdshow
DivX codec
XviD codec
AC3 filter
Morgan Switcher

I no longer get the 'access violation at 00000000' error whenever I try to load any avi file. Now I just get 'Interface not supported' instead.

Are my codecs conflicting? Someone, please let me know what the problem might be.

Many thanks!

[wyndhover]

Here is a picture of the graph of one of the files I'm trying to load.

http://pics.livejournal.com/wyndhover/pic/000da85x

[trustfm]

uninstall morgan switcher ...

[win8ca]

I have been using Avi2Dvd for a long time sucessfully, sundenly this message " Interface not supported " appeard in my both Win XP computers after trying to load any .AVI (even old ones that worked weeks ago)
I do not have morgan switcher installed, at list not on > control panel > add / remove programs
The only thing changed on last days, was Windows Media Player 11 and Windows update security patches
Any other sugestion ?

[trustfm]

try to think an common program that you instaled on both computers that manipulates codecs (example did you have installed lately an ega codec pack ? )

[MidasClaw]

try takeing out the morgan stream spliter in graph edit and reconnect the graph and then play it if it works save it and then try and open it up in avi2dvd and see if it works.
thats all I can sujest. other then googleing morgan stream spliter.

MidasClaw

[quallert]

I no longer get the 'access violation at 00000000' error whenever I try to load any avi file. Now I just get 'Interface not supported' instead.

Are my codecs conflicting? Someone, please let me know what the problem might be.

Many thanks!

I got this problem, then installed some additional codecs (combined community codec pack). Now i can load .avi files fine, but when I try and convert .mkv files, I get the 'interface not supported' message. Does it make a difference that before I loaded the codec pack I couldn't open the files with anything, but now they appear with the windows media player logo?

sorry if this is basic - new to all this.

[Kyo]

I am getting the exact same thing with mkv files trying to be loaded into avi2dvd. If i load the original long name file into it it is fine but obviously complains about the long file name and symbols etc. However i been searching high and low in the forum for the solution without luck.......until now.

I am going to try it tonight and keep you posted. Aparantly according to trustfm avi2dvd doesn't parse video containers with subtitles included. So basically i am going to strip the subs and then resave the mkv without it. Not sure if it going to work but only thing i have found so far in this forum.

Wish me luck