Coralie
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I have downloaded and run 'DirectX 9.0c End-User Runtime' and tried the Switch conversion again and I'm still getting the same message.
I'll assume you read the following statements from the readme file:"This dedicated software enables the playback of compressed IC Recorder voice files (.DVF and .MSV) with the Windows™ Media Player application, version 6.4 or higher."
"NOTE: This utility is only for use with the products identified above and sold in the United States, Latin America, or Canada. Not all models are sold in all countries."
IF your recorder falls into the categories described above, then as the next step, please update your DirectX drivers.
www.windowsupdate.com
Check your DirectX version by going to Start -> Run -> type "dxdiag"
When the utility opens, you will see lots of information. Among that info, should be something saying "DirectX version". You need to have at least DirectX 9.0c.
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I'm having the same problem. If you get any replies to your email address can yo please publish them here? Thank you.
Coralie
I had installed the Swith program and when trying to convert received the error that I needed the Sony plug-in. I installed the plug-in and the Swith program still does not work. I am trying to convert a .dvf file to mp3 and was hoping this program would work. Please advice as to how I may fix this problem here or by email (drg2b@yahoo.com). Thanks -
Whereabouts on your site is the Sony codec? I've followed the links to your site but it doesn't take me to where the Sony codec actually is.
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I can't seem to get Express Scribe to load a DVD. The recording is 417:19 long but it's only loading it as 5:16 long and I can't hear anything when I play it.
Sony Codec
in Switch Sound Converter
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Yes, that's where I've been and it doesn't take you to the actual codecs. I've resolved the problem however by downloading Soni Player Plug-In 1_28 rather than 1_24.