No image in the monitor...

Hello! i ve imported a QT movie in the timeline of Encore. then a mpeg file compressed by Sorenson.
everything went well for import. But when i press play in the monitor, there is no image, just a dark screen sometime getting lighter or darker and the audio is ok. just no image...when i play the files before to import it in encore it plays just fine in QT or Windows MP.
Same thing on the little screen in the project window.I can just see the first frame of my movie when i put the pointer at the beguinning.
but when i play...white/dark again(no image) with good audio.
Please help! Thanks.X
ps: last week i ve clicked on many different settings and at the end one day i could see my movie previewed. But then any other imported file in a new project wouldn t do it anymore and i can t remember exactly what i did to have it ok one time...

I'm having the same problem. I have a complient mpeg2 file (PAL format) and it just plays blank in the Monitor, although the audio plays fine. When I load this mpeg file in ANY of my media players it plays just fine. Also when I import the file as an asset in Encore it takes an AGE to import, whereas if I use anothe DVD authoring package like Ulead's DVD Workshop 2 it imports very quickly. Although I have only just started using Encore 2.0 and I love it's interface and superb professional options in my opinion it needs to be far less fussy on the kinds of files it will import. Iv'e read that it doesnt like DivX files etc, but considering this is 2006 and DivX is by far the most used codec for compressing movies on PC's and consumer hardware it really needs to get into the modern age!.

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