"Audio Format Not Supported"

Hey All,

I have a dillema with some movies.

I'm trying to get both my 3D and Bluray movies to work, but the sound just doesn't function. DVD movies work flawlessly.

I'm getting this error:

"Audio Format Not Supported"

"You may need an additional audio decoder to play the soundtrack of this file."

"This file contains a track in the Dolby AC3 Audio (code "8192) format. You may need to install a DirectShow decoder for this audio format in order to hear the soundtrack of this file."

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I tried googling information on this topic but I was only liked to malicious spyware/keylogger type decoders and fiddled around with it for about an hour.

Any ideas?

Oh, and another thing. I know Cineplayer is the only player I can use to play 3D, but I'm unable to open 3D movies in order to play.

Thanks guys.

 

I think there are other programs which are capable of playing 3d, for example windvd pro from corel.

You're using cineplayer, that's the one from roxio, right?

 

That's right, it comes with the laptop and it's Roxio.

I'll give the other player a shot.

 

You could try the support from roxio. They shouln't be a need to download codecs or similar when you have a piece of professional software. They really have to provide the codecs and similar, as 3d bluray playback is a supported feature of the program. Maybe the version you got with your laptop is trimmed, so you don't have all the features. A lot of manufacturer do this. I don't know the specs of your system, but as long as your laptop doesn't come with a 3d display I don't think they include software which is capable to play back 3d movies...

 

It's the one in my sig (3D laptop). I've watched 3D Demo's included with the unit which functioned very well through CinePlayer, but each time I try to operate a full length movie that's either bluray or 3D, I get the audio error. I'll continue hunting for other software tools, but if anyone has any more sugestions, I'm all ears.

 

Just use MPC-HC... It's lightweight, unlike the EXTREME BLOAT of WinDVD and it's free.

Media Player Classic - Home Cinema - Video Player

Combine that with FFDShow, there isn't any file format I have come across that won't play.

http://ffdshow-tryout.sourceforge.net/

FYI BluRay is nothing special. It's just h264. And currently FFDShow and x264 supports more features of h264 of any decoder/encoder out there. Including professional software.

 

OH MY GOD Thank you!

It woks! Finally ...=) Appreciate it.

I'll be sharing these links with others who have similar issues.

 

Get it all with one link:

CCCP - Combined Community Codec Pack

Installs all the codecs you need + the player