Ulead VideoStudio Keeps Messing up!?
832435
that means your video has a bad encode, and your program can't read it.\n\nYOu'd have to reencode/recapture your source video.
252706
you really need to call pinnacle Studio. I've used them before and I wasn't happy with the software they gave me.  It turned out something was wrong with it and they emailed me a patch to fix it
967765
It sounds like you're importing a video file that has muxed audio/video.  This means that the audio and video are combined and not in separate channels.  You'll need to find software to unmux it first, which can be a real challenge (on Windows or Mac).  ffmpegX is a good free app for Macs that can do a lot of video conversion.  You may at least be able to try and have it rip out the audio only and then you can import your video and audio into iMove and sync them up.\n\nMuxed videos are an ongoing problem and I wish people just wouldn't make them at all.\n\nIf this is not the case then the video may have its audio in some odd codec format that iMovie can't support.  Some people like to use these obscure formats and that causes issues when editing the video later.
526168
Run the quicktime installation program, if you don't have it, download it again. Then run it and choose "repair." That should do the trick.
79459
you're probably just out of RAM (random access memory) you use alot when you watch videos. just go buy some more and install it into your computer
257039
change the format to avi or someother format which will take less space. or zip it, but na it rele dosent work good for videos
378028
I had the same problem.  Not sure what the deal is either.\nI'm using VLC media player now, it's better anyway.\nhttp://www.videolan.org/vlc/
900010
I tried using that like 5 tiomes and it always crashed on me. My best advice, buy a video editing progam that works. I use Pinnacle Studio 8.
717322
Probably because the movie is loading.\nDo you have the latest version of Quicktime?
801437
try changing the resolution or encoding to AVI tthen converting it later on.\n\nencoding to MPEG or DivX takes a lot of CPU and it gets messed up if you do it on the fly.
604326
how much ram do you have, you may not have enough video ram or internal ram to handle the stream. Video uses the most resources of any media you use on a computer. And if you have other softwares running in the background that'll freeze you up also alot of the time.\n\nBut you can check to make sure the drivers are up-to-date, and that you confiured it correctly. Creative pro is tricky, you have to make sure you have it configured exactly. It doesn't auto-adjust to most drivers. You have to manually configure it. and remember it uses alot of resources, so a slow computer, low ram, or low video ram are the main problems I face when my clients come to me with a creative pro issue. After checking those it's easy to find how to make it run smooth.
601779
Maybe the program you are trying to use is not compatible with the video codec you downloaded. Try downloading vlc media player (www.videolan.org/vlc)
197768
sounds like your video device is overheating.....contact the manufacture, you may have to send it in for service
729504
The video you are buffering from does not have enough bandwidth.  Not much you can do about that.  Take some Aleve for the headache.
1064583
Clicked your link, sent me to FOX, The vid window started to "buffer" and it took for ever, but the 24 clip played fine here. I did not use or open media player to do it though, I just clicked on their player.
347397
UP GRADE YOUR PLAYER FROM MI'SOFT WEB SITE OR ASK YAHOO \nI HAVE TROUBLE WITH CNN VID'S SO THATS WHAT I DID TO MEDIA 10 + ALL CODECS
912215
It might be your graphics card driver, so check driverguide.com. It could also be the latest Java hack, I recommend you scan your computer, its that install the latest Windows Media Codec, while some are legitimate some are malicious.