AVI files
Please help!!!
I am packaging an application "The Automatic Sprinkler System" and although the package loads correctly, the video tutorials sound comes out degraded to the point that you require headphones to hear.
These files are all in AVI format and play well when they are opened from the CD or if the files are copied to the workstation. It is only after SMS deployment that the sound is low.
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I am packaging an application "The Automatic Sprinkler System" and although the package loads correctly, the video tutorials sound comes out degraded to the point that you require headphones to hear.
These files are all in AVI format and play well when they are opened from the CD or if the files are copied to the workstation. It is only after SMS deployment that the sound is low.
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Posted by:
turbokitty
15 years ago
I find it hard to believe that the AVIs are the problem. Those are just flat files. Is the program installing a codec?
Posted by:
wutangstyle
15 years ago
No, I did think to look and did not see such when I did the package but after another look I do not see anything.
Posted by:
AngelD
15 years ago
Look for sound related registry entries or drivers included in the package that may interfere.
Posted by:
wutangstyle
15 years ago
I am still looking but do not see any as such. Funny thing was when we installed on a machine that had Windows Media Player 11, the sound played perfect. Version 9 was on the machine at first.
Posted by:
turbokitty
15 years ago
You're going to have to dig a little deeper here.
If you install the application manually does it work?
If so, I'd snapshot a VM, do an INCTRL snapshot, install the application manually, snapshot INCTRL again and save the report.
Then I'd roll the VM snapshot back, do an INCTRL snapshot, install the package you made, snapshot INCTRL again, and compare it to the first report line by line.
If you install the application manually does it work?
If so, I'd snapshot a VM, do an INCTRL snapshot, install the application manually, snapshot INCTRL again and save the report.
Then I'd roll the VM snapshot back, do an INCTRL snapshot, install the package you made, snapshot INCTRL again, and compare it to the first report line by line.
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