Unsupported Format Error

I am getting this error when trying to import an .avi file
into Flash 8 Professional on a Windows 2000 machine:
quote:
The source file stock_1.avi contains video in an unsupported
format and cannot be encoded.
On another machine, the same video imports fine in Flash 8
Professional (though it's an XP Pro machine).
I had tried uninstalling Flash 8 and Flash Video Encoder, but
get the same results.
Thank you,
Joshua Cane

I opened Flash Pro 8, created a new Flash document, then
Imported a Video.
On the XP, I select the .avi file and go through the steps to
encode the video to a .flv file. No trouble.
However, on the Win 2000 machine, I get the above error after
selecting the video and clicking Next.
I also tried just opening Flash Video Encoder and adding the
file to the queue. When I start the queue, I get this error:
quote:
The instruction at "0x00000008" referenced memory at
"0x00000008". The memory could not be "read".

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