Video files CS6

When importing avi video file, sound is there but not the video images. ffile format is .avi and using CS6?? Works fine with other .avi files and this video plays fine with Real, Windows video maker etc...

AVI is just a container format that can contain a multitude of combinations auf different audio and video compressions (CoDecs). Video not showing up means that the CoDec is not avialable on the system or not compatible with PS and thus PS doesn't know how to interpret the video data and can show nothing. Eitehr install the needed component or convert the file in an external program. the exact CoDec used can be found with tools like GSpot, Media Info or the info panel in VLC for instance.
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I'm using CS6 Extended. My OS is "Windows 7 home premium.
Can no longer load video files into CS6 for edited I keep getting error message:
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Hi Mylenium,
upfront:
I hope I won't be marked as spam now, since I am posting on a few relevant discussions now to this topic.
However, I really would like to ask the people who have experienced this problem to see if they were able to solve it.
Now the real deal:
I posted a question in this discussionDynamicLink Media Server won't let me import video for video frames to layers anymore.
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