Apr 03, The real answer to your question is as follows: There is an unfixed error in Power Director that pops up in an inconsistent way - sometimes your video will produce from the right clip, sometimes it won't. You can get around it by adding a small transition effect to the beginning of the clip. A quarter second of blur will do it.
Apr 03, Quote: The real answer to your question is as follows: There is an unfixed error in Power Director that pops up in an inconsistent way - sometimes your video will produce from the right clip, sometimes it won't. I have tried various things to get these videos to load correctly to edit them, but nothing has been working. My raw files are in.
MTS format, but those won't play correctly. If I put them into my media files in PowerDirector 10, I can hear the audio, but the preview screen just comes back black.
If I put them into the timeline, the audio is still playing, but the video is green. Powerdirector is giving me thumbnails that are from the video, though. About the other two formats, I tried putting the videos into another program, Avidemux, to convert them.
When I converted to. MP4, the files still had the same problem in Powerdirector. AVI, they would play in the preview window, but once in the editing timeline, they were back to green.
I think I need codecs, but I have no clue where to find the right ones. Hopefully, someone can help me. Just a few things to add: The videos play fine in other video players, such as VLC. I just updated my graphics drivers, so that's not the problem. Solved by Oct 18, I have the Cyberlink PowerDirector 6 that came with my laptop and when I try to edit wmv videos and mpg videos I am able to hear sound while I am editing them, but for my mp4 videos I can see the videos but I cannot hear any sound.
I have tried multiple encoders and decoders but the sound still doesn't go through. Although, I am able to hear sound when playing the mp4 files through Zoom player, and even Windows Media player. But it does not go through when I try to edit them in Power Director 6.
Oct 19, Hi Maurice, It may seem a silly question, but have you installed DivX on your computer, if not, give it a try and report back. Oct 19, Hey, You know, I don't think that I do. This will begin the process of quickly fixing your corrupt video file. Step 3 Preview the Repaired Video. Now go to the right end of the interface and select the "play" icon to preview the repaired video file. This is an option that Wondershare Repairit has provided for you to ensure all your video files are repaired and intact.
Although after the initial repair, all your files should work fine, you may discover after previewing them that one or two are badly damaged. Do not worry, about the "Advanced Repair" mode of this tool.
You can fix the problem. Click "Preview failed? Try Advanced Repair" at the bottom right, and you are good to begin. Step 4 Add Sample Video. The next window that opens contains a folder icon below the statement "Adding Sample Video to Repair"; click on it to add sample video. A sample video is described as a working video file that has been shot in the same format and from the same device as the corrupted video file.
It is useful for fixing the badly corrupted video file because the technology contained within it is used as a reference to fix your file. Select "Repair," then wait to go back to the previous window to continue. Here, you will have to click "Yes" in the dialogue box to save the video you repaired under the Quick repair mode since they don't automatically save the minute you initiate an Advanced repair mode. However, you may choose to proceed with your advanced repair.
In this case, choose "No. Step 5 Save Video. This is the final step. Here, you save the repaired video file by clicking "Save video," an option you will find by the interface's top right section. Note the information that pops up in the mini window. By implication of the pop-up information, you should endeavor to choose a new destination for your video file to be saved, no longer in the "C" drive. Ensure this happens by first of all choosing "New Folder" before you choose the "Restore" option.
Give a new name to this folder containing your repaired video file and wait for a few seconds as your files get saved. MP4 is a multimedia file format commonly used to download and stream videos from the internet.
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