02-28-2008, 06:51 AM
For Vista 64 you need to find Microsoft Video 1 codec that was a default codec (along with Cinepak) on previous OSes. If user does not have it, nothing can be encoded.
We will fix crash in next update.
Regards,
Kresimir
P.S. I personally have Vista on my notebook, but we'll stay on Windows XP wich
work perfectly, so we do not have any single reason to upgrade.
Similar thing is with Office 2000 - it still has more features than I'd ever use
We will fix crash in next update.
Regards,
Kresimir
P.S. I personally have Vista on my notebook, but we'll stay on Windows XP wich
work perfectly, so we do not have any single reason to upgrade.
Similar thing is with Office 2000 - it still has more features than I'd ever use

