Microsoft Adpcm Audio Codec driver direct download was reported as adequate by a large percentage of our reporters, so it should be good to download and install. Installation Manager Success Stats: Reports Issued By 5211/6153 Users. Aug 20, 2001 - Where does one get the MS ADPCM codec to distribute to PCs that don't. Who didn't get any audio, doesn't have MS ADPCM installed, and it.

Dell MediaDirect does play the files correctly (so - this tells me that some good audio codec must be present somewhere). However, that doesn't really help me, because I can't get MediaDirect to show my videos on double-clicking the video file.

If I make MediaDirect the standard program for.ASF files, double-clicking an ASF file only starts Dell MediaDirect, but will not play the file, until I navigate through my folders to find the video file and open it again. The videos are.ASF files, created with a Traveler DV 5070 digital camera. I downloaded an ran GSpot to test one of my video files and determine the type of audio codec it requires. Result: It requires the 0x0002 ADPCM audio codec. Winrunner testing tool free download for windows 7 64 bit version. Windows Media Player 11 on my new laptop reports to have this codec installed: •. Version = 6.0.6000.16386 I found that msadp32.acm file in the C: Windows System32 folder.

So, the strange thing is, that Windows Media Player complains that the audio codec is missing, while in fact it is present all along! On my work computer (the Dell Latitude/Windows XP), a file msadp32.acm is also stored in the System32 folder. When I viewed that file in a text editor, I found an indication of the version, 5.1.2600.2180 (xpsp_sp2_rtm.0). Flatron l177wsb driver windows 7. Clearly, the versions of the msadp32.acm file are not the same. Searching the internet, I found a description of a similar problem with Windows Media Player, where the solution consisted of going through the commands for installing new hardware, and when the operating system asks for a disk with the drivers, point to a file on in the C: Windows System32 folder.

That solution involves a file C: Windows System32 mmdriver.inf Such a file is present on my old (work) computer, but not on my new laptop. To summarize, my questions are: 1. Can I get Windows Media Player 11 to behave decently and play my videos if I ask it to do so? Or else, can I get Dell MediaDirect to show my video immediately if I double-click an ASF-file? Or else, is there another player available (for free or cheap) that might be willing to show my videos without hassle? Are other forums more suitable to post this question?

My hope is, that if I can get Windows Media Player 11 to play the ASF-files, that my ULead video editing software also can play the sound again. Hoping for help -- Johan Lont. I wish to thank mombodog and rcarrosq for their advices. Unfortunately, these tips did not solve my problems with Windows Media Player (WMP), but I did find some workarounds. Downloading DivX did not solve my codec problems in Windows Media Player, but I can use DivX to view my videos.

In general, I prefer WMP, but DivX is an acceptable alternative. To make ULead VideoStudio (the video editing software) work with my video files, I first convert the files with Stoik video converter ( ). The basic version of that program can be downloaded at no charge.

That idea was posted by oepkje on a Dutch-language Help forum, called 'www.helpmij.nl' ('helpmij' is Dutch for 'helpme' ). To proof that this method works, just see the first movie I posted on YouTube: It was created with the method described here.

Marco i have a problem i have this message: You’ve encountered an error message C00D10D1 while using Windows Media Player. The following information might help you troubleshoot the issue. Codec is missing Windows Media Player cannot play the file (or cannot play either the audio or video portion of the file) because the Microsoft ADPCM Format (2) codec is not installed on your computer.

I have windows vista,do you can help me? I', sorry but my english is very bad, im speak spanish.thankyou. Feedback So much postings no answers. This is caused by a file that might have been deleted in your VISTA.

Now, which file? I don’t know.

I checked Microsoft site for VISTA stuff and Can’t find any info. Installing any ADPCM audio codec might help but don’t know where to get it. There are so many but go 2 be weary of spyware/adware/ virus etc. Can a true guru come here and help us solve this.

If VISTA says that ADPCM is already included in VISTA, what is the name of this file and how can I get it back? All those suggestions about updating the sound drivers are incorrect answers. I have the same problem, If I do find a solution I will post it here and also at Hope we can fix this ASAP. I have this problem with all.wav files with ADPCM codec. I used gspot to findout which codec they had and they did have ADPCM init. I had installed codecs, removed some, someone I think one of them actually deleted the AUDIO CODEC ADPCM from my vista.