Go Local Disc (C:)> Documents and Settings> All Users>Application Data>AVS4YOU (delete it).

Go Local Disc (C:) > Program Files > Common Files> AVSMedia (delete it). Go Local Disc (C:) > Program Files > AVS4YOU (delete it). HKEY_CURRENT_USER > SOFTWARE > AVS4YOU (delete it). HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SOFTWARE > AVS4YOU (delete it). In the opened Registry Editor window please find and delete all AVS4YOU folders. Print regedit in the opened window and click Ok. Go Start> All Programs> AVS4YOU> Uninstall. Without keeping the previous versions please install the newest software and check up whether the same problems persist.

To: Steve McDonald We'd recommend uninstalling the software completely from your PC. Has an update fixed this problem? After my experience with flawed published videos after the updates, I'm reluctant to install them again. Then, two days ago, it happened twice again. For more than 3 months, I did not have the problem of getting the pop-up saying that Quicktime CoDec is not installed. The AVS Editor accepted the captured files, but when I capture using the Sony PMB program, even though it converts them to the same m2t files, the AVS Editor won't accept them. It worked very well and the capturing preview window is the largest, sharpest and smoothest-running I've found in any of the other editing programs I've tried. What part of the updates might have caused this? On another issue, I recently tried the AVC capture feature on HDV video from a camcorder.

I was editing AVC 720p into MPEG4 (Divx/Xvid compatible) 720p. I used a System Restore Point, to get the old versions back and the published videos are fine again.

When I installed all the available updates two days ago, they caused the Video Editor to publish videos with skipped frames every few seconds.

Avs4you update