Windows Media Player GAVC codec

I can't play GAVC movies even after installing the codec. When checking the technical support information it is listed under "Video Codecs" (ICM GEO-H264 V2 GAVC GXAVC.dll 8.2.0.0). The video is playing but it is just black. Have tried different
movies and made sure that they work on another computer, so it's not the videos.
Would be thankful for any help I could get.

I've done a google search and been to the fraunhofer site, but I can't find the download link.
I got the WinDVD Suite with the computer, and that player works. I have the Adobe Production Studio up and running; I must have got it before with Cineplayer/ MYdvd, but when I install that, they say they don't support that version and serial # anymore. Any fraunhofer links?

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Comp.= DV / DVCPRO-NTSC
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Clip Settings = same as Seq settings
Once again-
Thanks you guys (as always) for you time-
Terry

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in the corporate world wee have to contend with clients who are all windows based and prevented from installing anything on their systems.
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Merit:        00600000 = MERIT_NORMAL
Description: DV Source Filter
File name:    c:\program files (x86)\nero\nero 7\nero vision\nvdv.dll
CLSID:        {5F999665-C66E-46B7-9446-7864278C06C8}
Merit:        00400000 = MERIT_UNLIKELY
Description: MPC - MP4 Splitter
File name:    c:\program files (x86)\k-lite codec pack\filters\mp4splitter.ax
CLSID:        {61F47056-E400-43D3-AF1E-AB7DFFD4C4AD}
Merit:        00600000 = MERIT_NORMAL
Description: File Source (Monkey Audio)
File name:    c:\program files (x86)\k-lite codec pack\filters\monkeysource.ax
CLSID:        {66EA14E6-E2B3-433D-923E-EE401CADBBD9}
Merit:        00400000 = MERIT_UNLIKELY
Description: Nero PresentationGraphics Decoder
File name:    c:\program files (x86)\common files\ahead\dsfilter\nebdgraphic.ax
CLSID:        {68936D7B-59D8-4724-9493-17A225E03F91}
Merit:        00600000 = MERIT_NORMAL
Description: madFlac Decoder
File name:    c:\program files (x86)\k-lite codec pack\filters\madflac.ax
CLSID:        {6B257121-CBB6-46B3-ABFA-B14DFA98C4A6}
Merit:        00600000 = MERIT_NORMAL
Description: Nero InteractiveGraphics Decoder
File name:    c:\program files (x86)\common files\ahead\dsfilter\nebdgraphic.ax
CLSID:        {6F23E3FF-4234-4F1B-BC16-50D8A45235CA}
Merit:        00600000 = MERIT_NORMAL
Description: Nero Vcd Navigator
File name:    c:\program files (x86)\common files\ahead\dsfilter\nevcd.ax
CLSID:        {7855449D-FC96-44D7-BA7C-3C3D86330EC4}
Merit:        00600000 = MERIT_NORMAL
Description: DirectVobSub (auto-loading version)
File name:    c:\program files (x86)\k-lite codec pack\filters\vsfilter.dll
CLSID:        {9852A670-F845-491B-9BE6-EBD841B8A613}
Merit:        00800002 = MERIT_PREFERRED + 2
Description: MONOGRAM AMR Encoder
File name:    c:\program files (x86)\k-lite codec pack\filters\mmamr.ax
CLSID:        {99735894-CAF4-488B-8275-B8CB1998216E}
Merit:        00600000 = MERIT_NORMAL
Description: Nero Splitter
File name:    c:\program files (x86)\common files\ahead\dsfilter\nesplitter.ax
CLSID:        {A336CD3B-599C-4F70-A34D-E88EDE4B64C3}
Merit:        00600000 = MERIT_NORMAL
Description: MONOGRAM AMR Mux
File name:    c:\program files (x86)\k-lite codec pack\filters\mmamr.ax
CLSID:        {AAA4AACD-FD95-4240-9C45-9EB98E5DAC52}
Merit:        00600000 = MERIT_NORMAL
Description: Nero File Source / Splitter
File name:    c:\program files (x86)\common files\ahead\dsfilter\nefsource.ax
CLSID:        {ABA51A41-B929-4419-8660-D33BBFA7C5AD}
Merit:        00600000 = MERIT_NORMAL
Description: DC-Bass Source
File name:    c:\program files (x86)\k-lite codec pack\filters\dcbasssource.ax
CLSID:        {ABE7B1D9-4B3E-4ACD-A0D1-92611D3A4492}
Merit:        00400000 = MERIT_UNLIKELY
Description: VP7 Decompressor
File name:    c:\program files (x86)\k-lite codec pack\filters\vp7dec.ax
CLSID:        {C204438D-6E1A-4309-B09C-0C0F749863AF}
Merit:        00800000 = MERIT_PREFERRED
Description: MONOGRAM Musepack Splitter
File name:    c:\program files (x86)\k-lite codec pack\filters\mmmpcdmx.ax
CLSID:        {C3E2E983-0198-4F73-9E5C-8365BB4C4131}
Merit:        00600000 = MERIT_NORMAL
Description: madFlac Source
File name:    c:\program files (x86)\k-lite codec pack\filters\madflac.ax
CLSID:        {C52908F0-1C06-4C0D-A4CD-3D10EA51C757}
Merit:        00600000 = MERIT_NORMAL
Description: MPC - FLV Source (Gabest)
File name:    c:\program files (x86)\k-lite codec pack\filters\flvsplitter.ax
CLSID:        {C9ECE7B3-1D8E-41F5-9F24-B255DF16C087}
Merit:        00600000 = MERIT_NORMAL
Description: Nero Thumbnail Decoder
File name:    c:\program files (x86)\common files\ahead\dsfilter\nebdthumbnail.ax
CLSID:        {CCFB194D-9CEA-4457-9B84-554B7D4853C6}
Merit:        00600000 = MERIT_NORMAL
Description: MPC - MPEG4 Video Splitter
File name:    c:\program files (x86)\k-lite codec pack\filters\mp4splitter.ax
CLSID:        {D3D9D58B-45B5-48AB-B199-B8C40560AEC7}
Merit:        00600000 = MERIT_NORMAL
Description: Nero QuickTime(tm) Audio Decoder
File name:    c:\program files (x86)\common files\ahead\dsfilter\neqtdec.ax
CLSID:        {D6D8A64E-F9F7-4685-9757-7338077234D8}
Merit:        00400000 = MERIT_UNLIKELY
Description: WavPack Audio Splitter
File name:    c:\program files (x86)\k-lite codec pack\filters\wavpackdssplitter.ax
CLSID:        {D8CF6A42-3E09-4922-A452-21DFF10BEEBA}
Merit:        00600000 = MERIT_NORMAL
Description: Nero File Source (Async.)
File name:    c:\program files (x86)\common files\ahead\dsfilter\nefilesourceasync.ax
CLSID:        {DA5E4EC4-61AB-458B-B836-B8744B6BD3A7}
Merit:        00400000 = MERIT_UNLIKELY
Description: Nero Ogg Splitter
File name:    c:\program files (x86)\common files\ahead\dsfilter\neoggsplitter.ax
CLSID:        {DB4D8EF5-C2ED-4835-95A1-871C2327018A}
Merit:        00400000 = MERIT_UNLIKELY
Description: MPC - Mpeg Splitter (Gabest)
File name:    c:\program files (x86)\k-lite codec pack\filters\mpegsplitter.ax
CLSID:        {DC257063-045F-4BE2-BD5B-E12279C464F0}
Merit:        00400001 = MERIT_UNLIKELY + 1
Description: Nero Digital Parser
File name:    c:\program files (x86)\common files\ahead\dsfilter\ndparser.ax
CLSID:        {E206E4DE-A7EE-4A62-B3E9-4FBC8FE84C73}
Merit:        00600000 = MERIT_NORMAL
Description: MPC - MPEG4 Video Source
File name:    c:\program files (x86)\k-lite codec pack\filters\mp4splitter.ax
CLSID:        {E2B98EEA-EE55-4E9B-A8C1-6E5288DF785A}
Merit:        00600000 = MERIT_NORMAL
Description: AC3File
File name:    c:\program files (x86)\k-lite codec pack\filters\ac3file.ax
CLSID:        {F7380D4C-DE45-4F03-9209-15EBA8552463}
Merit:        00600000 = MERIT_NORMAL
(A total of 169 filters, 44 shown, 125 hidden)
##### ICM Class Manager (32-bit) #####
Description: ffdshow video encoder
File name:    c:\program files (x86)\k-lite codec pack\ffdshow\ffdshow.ax
CLSID:        {4DB2B5D9-4556-4340-B189-AD20110D953F} (ffdshow video encoder)
Merit:        00100000 = MERIT_SW_COMPRESSOR
(A total of 3 filters, 1 shown, 2 hidden)
##### Default source filters (32-bit) #####
.264    {5CB78A55-01B8-431E-96DE-6227D2E0C312} Nero ES Video Reader
.3g2    {E206E4DE-A7EE-4A62-B3E9-4FBC8FE84C73} Nero Digital Parser
.3gp    {E206E4DE-A7EE-4A62-B3E9-4FBC8FE84C73} Nero Digital Parser
.aac    {ABE7B1D9-4B3E-4ACD-A0D1-92611D3A4492} DC-Bass Source
.ac3    {F7380D4C-DE45-4F03-9209-15EBA8552463} AC3File
.alac   {ABE7B1D9-4B3E-4ACD-A0D1-92611D3A4492} DC-Bass Source
.ape    {66EA14E6-E2B3-433D-923E-EE401CADBBD9} File Source (Monkey Audio)
.apl    {66EA14E6-E2B3-433D-923E-EE401CADBBD9} File Source (Monkey Audio)
.bmp    {7DF62B50-6843-11D2-9EEB-006008039E37} Generate Still Video
.bsf    {5CB78A55-01B8-431E-96DE-6227D2E0C312} Nero ES Video Reader
.dib    {7DF62B50-6843-11D2-9EEB-006008039E37} Generate Still Video
.dts    {F7380D4C-DE45-4F03-9209-15EBA8552463} AC3File
.dv     {5F999665-C66E-46B7-9446-7864278C06C8} DV Source Filter
.dvr-ms {C9F5FE02-F851-4eb5-99EE-AD602AF1E619} StreamBufferSource
.dvr-ne {8BD32EBA-D7D7-4AB7-914E-C4E551113869} Nero Stream Buffer Source
.flac   {C52908F0-1C06-4C0D-A4CD-3D10EA51C757} madFlac Source
.flv    {C9ECE7B3-1D8E-41F5-9F24-B255DF16C087} MPC - FLV Source (Gabest)
.gif    {7DF62B50-6843-11D2-9EEB-006008039E37} Generate Still Video
.h264   {5CB78A55-01B8-431E-96DE-6227D2E0C312} Nero ES Video Reader
.jfif   {7DF62B50-6843-11D2-9EEB-006008039E37} Generate Still Video
.jpe    {7DF62B50-6843-11D2-9EEB-006008039E37} Generate Still Video
.jpeg   {7DF62B50-6843-11D2-9EEB-006008039E37} Generate Still Video
.jpg    {7DF62B50-6843-11D2-9EEB-006008039E37} Generate Still Video
.m3u    {e436ebb5-524f-11ce-9f53-0020af0ba770} File Source (Async.)
.m4a    {E206E4DE-A7EE-4A62-B3E9-4FBC8FE84C73} Nero Digital Parser
.mka    {55DA30FC-F16B-49FC-BAA5-AE59FC65F82D} Haali Media Splitter
.mks    {55DA30FC-F16B-49FC-BAA5-AE59FC65F82D} Haali Media Splitter
.mkv    {55DA30FC-F16B-49FC-BAA5-AE59FC65F82D} Haali Media Splitter
.mp3    {E436EBB5-524F-11CE-9F53-0020AF0BA770} File Source (Async.)
.mp4    {55DA30FC-F16B-49FC-BAA5-AE59FC65F82D} Haali Media Splitter
.mpls   {1365BE7A-C86A-473C-9A41-C0A6E82C9FA3} MPC - Mpeg Source (Gabest)
.nd     {E206E4DE-A7EE-4A62-B3E9-4FBC8FE84C73} Nero Digital Parser
.nvavi {51393094-F0E2-4E34-87A5-25EBC68629EB} Multi File Reader
.oga    {55DA30FC-F16B-49FC-BAA5-AE59FC65F82D} Haali Media Splitter
.ogg    {55DA30FC-F16B-49FC-BAA5-AE59FC65F82D} Haali Media Splitter
.ogm    {55DA30FC-F16B-49FC-BAA5-AE59FC65F82D} Haali Media Splitter
.ogv    {55DA30FC-F16B-49FC-BAA5-AE59FC65F82D} Haali Media Splitter
.spdif {F7380D4C-DE45-4F03-9209-15EBA8552463} AC3File
.tga    {7DF62B50-6843-11D2-9EEB-006008039E37} Generate Still Video
.tta    {ABE7B1D9-4B3E-4ACD-A0D1-92611D3A4492} DC-Bass Source
.wtv    {C9F5FE02-F851-4eb5-99EE-AD602AF1E619} StreamBufferSource
.wv     {E436EBB5-524F-11CE-9F53-0020AF0BA770} File Source (Async.)
.wvc    {E436EBB5-524F-11CE-9F53-0020AF0BA770} File Source (Async.)

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