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1. Re: Can I add codecs to Adobe Media Converter?
Mylenium Feb 28, 2013 11:29 PM (in response to KJSTech)CoDecs are handled at the system level. This has nothing to do with Adobe. If WMV is not avialable, it means the Windows Media Components are too old a version or something is blocking access, which could be your own overzealous group policies or otehr limitations on user privileges...
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2. Re: Can I add codecs to Adobe Media Converter?
KJSTech Mar 1, 2013 8:30 AM (in response to Mylenium)We ended up purchasing a program for $35 to convert the video.
Seems like the Adobe Creative suite includes Media Encoder, but only the most advanced CS suite with Premier adds all the codecs to Media encoder. First I did try adding things like sharks windows xp codec pack and others. While that allows playback of various h.264, x.264, mkv and other file formats, it does not add anything like wmv to Adobe Media Encoder.
$35 wasn't a bad price compared to Adobe Premier which would be a waste to spend money on something they just need to convert - not produce video.


