

Unknown id Unknown id "no audio resampler is available" "QtAV::VideoDecoderFFmpeg thread type: Single, count: 1" Unknown id Unknown id "QtAV::AudioDecoderFFmpeg thread type: Single, count: 1"Īudio format from codec: QtAV::AudioFormat(16160Hz, 2Bytes, channelCount:1, chaĪudioOutput format: QtAV::AudioFormat(16160Hz, 2Bytes, channelCount:1, channelL "codec: pcm_s16le(PCM signed 16-bit little-endian)" "invalid index 0 (valid is 0~0) for stream type 2." "AVFMT_NOTIMESTAMPS: 0, AVFMT_TS_DISCONT: 512, AVFMT_NO_BYTE_SEEK:0" "avformat_open_input: url:'J:\SupportLibraries\QtAV-master\lib_win_\Test.avi "avformat_open_input: d->format_ctx:'0x774040', url:'J:\SupportLibraries\QtAV. Loading QVariant(QString, "J:\SupportLibraries\QtAV-master\lib_win_\Test.av "Try inline function 'XAudio2Create' from DXSDK" "Build with XAudio2 from Win8 or later SDK" "Cannot load library XAudio2_8: The specified module could not be found." "Cannot load library XAudio2_9: The specified module could not be found." Registered audio backends: ("null", "XAudio2") S -disable-iconv -disable-bzlib -enable-hwaccels -enable-dxva2 -extra-cflag Resample -disable-postproc -disable-muxers -disable-encoders -enable-pthread Pudetect -enable-memalign-hack -disable-avdevice -enable-avfilter -enable-av "FFmpeg/Libav configuration: -disable-static -enable-shared -enable-runtime-c The normal ffmpeg files (avcodec, avdevice, avfilter etc dlls) are in the applications folder. The bottom few rows are repeated over and over until the end of the source file is reached. The information below may be more than you need to see what is happening but it looks like it sets the frame work of what is happening. I was running the QtAV simpletranscode example using Visual Studio 3013. I don't know what's wrong.I did a little more testing and switched the Visual Studio system to console to get all of the QT warnings. Finally, the optical drive is a Blu-Ray/DVD/CD combo thing. I just put this computer together on Sunday.

I have a Radeon HD 4890 which should be more than enough if I'm not mistaken. (I have them on dualboot.) My CPU, a Core i5 should be more than enough.
#Xaudio2create error pro
This same exact problem happens in both Windows XP Pro x86 and Windows 7 Ultimate 圆4. (I put the BIOS file in a folder I created myself called BIOS.) Nothing works. I've also tried this both with and without a BIOS file. I then click OK on the dialog box and the program closes, but sometimes it locks my DVD/Blu-Ray drive.

I've tried this both with and without a legit Saturn game in my computer's disc drive. I've used like five different versions of SSF, and it's the same every time.īut instead of it being completely unable to close, I get a dialog box that gives me this info.

The expand button so I can see the whole thing doesn't work (but neither does pressing O for options, which I assume is how it works but again, it doesn't show in the window), and it won't let me close the program via that handy red x either, I need to start the Task Manager and close it. Pressing either of them gives me options (File for opening files, ect) but nothing works when I use the keys. When it doesn't, it just stays like that little window, looking nothing like the shots of people using it that I've seen. Basically, I open it up, and it's just a tiny little window that just shows File(F) and Hardware(H). I'm having a weird problem with SSF and I haven't seen any posts with people having a similar problem. Sorry if this isn't the right place, the SSF guide on the homepage said to ask questions here, so here goes.
