[vlc] Problems of audio with VLC

[ANTONIO CUNADO BERNAL]

Dear Felix,
As member of your forum I would like to ask you about a recent problem with 
VLC. Trying to watch a HD movie (which I actually can see it, but not 
listen), I receive the following message:
"main: no suitable decoder module for fourcc `wmap'.
VLC probably does not support this sound or video format."
Can you or anyone in the forum help me?. It seems that is something relating 
to a codec, but I don´t know how to resolve it or where to download it.
Yours,
Antonio Cunado


>From: Felix Paul Kühne <fk at aenneburghardt.de>
>Reply-To: vlc at videolan.org
>To: vlc at videolan.org
>Subject: [vlc] Re: VLC.app gets BIGGER in file size (every item inside it) 
>after some special issue_not a crash (Mac OS X)
>Date: Sat, 10 Feb 2007 21:29:54 +0100
>
>Hello Thomas,
>
>the 0.8.6 plugin wasn't pulled back actually. We just had to release  a 
>security version in early January and no new plugin packages were  built. I 
>noticed that a few days ago and prepared the respective  dmgs. Since the 
>Intel-port is too unstable to be shipped, I'll only  publish the 
>powerpc-build for now. It is already available for  download at 
><http://downloads.videolan.org/pub/vlc/macosx/>
>
>In case that you're on an Intel-based Mac, you'll have to wait a few  days 
>until a stable build exists. At present, I don't recommend re- downloading 
>the 0.8.6 plugin for Intel (which is still on the server  in the respective 
>directory), since it includes some security issues  and may crash your 
>browser unexpectedly in some circumstances.
>
>The problem of enlarging files is completely unknown to us. Which  Firefox 
>release are you using on what kind of Mac? Which OS and  QuickTime 
>versions? Does ClamXAV find anything on your drives?
>
>Best regards,
>Felix
>
>
>Am 09.02.2007 um 07:47 schrieb Thomas Reuter:
>
>>Very mysterious, I try to describe:
>>
>>I was working on an issues with Firefox PlugIns (did not start the  VLC 
>>application).
>>Testing Firefox with my installed Internet PlugIns, ran into a  conflict 
>>between VLC PlugIn and QuickTime. Nothing involving the  VLC application.
>>
>>Just in the process of narrowing down possible causes, in try to  get a 
>>fresh copy of the PlugIn, I redownloaded a fresh VLC 0.8.6a,  reinstalled 
>>it, compared it against that old suspicious copy.
>>
>>The fresh copy is 41,9MB in size, the "old" is 72,7MB!!!
>>Every file inside the package has "grown" to BIGGER. Must have  happened 5 
>>days ago according to the modification dates. Don´t  remember a certain 
>>crash or issue that day.
>>E.g. vlc_libdirac_decoder.dylib from original 364kB to 752kB (and  so on).
>>
>>Don´t know if this is interesting for anyone there.
>>I´ll keep copies of the logs and that "grown app", ready to send/ 
>>post/investigate if told so.
>>
>>B.T.W.:
>>Getting the PlugIn
>>I sure remember I have installed the VLC Plugin (v 0.12) from a  dedicated 
>>dmg file (just lost it because of a head crash of my USB  hard drive). I 
>>am sure I downloaded it more or less recently.
>>But I can´t find by any means where to obtain that image again,  only by 
>>"building it myself".
>>Has it been pulled back by someone?
>>
>>Thomas
>>
>>
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