#AS driver error w/ Adobe
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I currently have Animator Studio installed on my system here. I've also just
recently installed Adobe Premiere 1.0 for Windows on the same system. I cannot
seem to load up Premiere and I've narrowed the problem down to the AASC.DRV and
AAS24C.DRV files that were installed with Animator Studio (I assume).
As Premiere is loading up, I get a GPF error and from the message on the screen
it appeared to be coming from the AASC.DRV and AAS24C.DRV files.. after
commenting those lines out of the system.ini, Premiere loads fine.. what are
those two files used for? And has anyone else been experiencing this problem
with Adobe Premiere and those AS drivers?
As I said, Premiere _loads_ fine but it is not able to load any AVI files.. (I
guess those files obviously have something to do with AVI drivers too?)..
Anyhow, that's the whole reason why I'm using Premiere .. is to use AVI files.
When I try to load an AVI file it says "MCI driver not found".. (or something
to that effect).
Can someone please give me a hand with this one? I'm up a brick wall..
— Steve, puzzled
Just some notes:
AAS24C.DRV is an outdated codec from our beta test versions.
AASC.DRV replaces it, but still handles old .AVI's created with it.
You can delete AAS24C.DRV, from control panel/drivers.
"MCI driver not found" sounds like Video For Windows is screwed up,
trouble with the registration database, not able to find the mciavi.drv.
Try reinstalling Video For Windows (by installing Animator Player again).
Then, maybe, reinstalling Premiere if you haven't already (4.0 if you've got
it! ).
I'll try removing the AAS24C.drv out from the control panel. I'll also try
re-installing the animator player to get the video for windows back to normal
(I don't know why it wouldn't be but anyhow..)
There's a 4.0 of Premiere?? When'd that happen? I have release 1.0!
— Steve