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Sound UNDF

Postby Lancer1245 » 06 Nov 2007 02:03

My VLC cannot pick up the audio from all flv.formatted videos i download. It reports that "UNDF" cannot be read properly for either sound or video, but its always the sound. How do i fix this?

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Re: Sound UNDF

Postby Jean-Baptiste Kempf » 06 Nov 2007 02:24

Can you give us samples?
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Re: Sound UNDF

Postby chuft » 01 Dec 2007 21:22

There are samples here

http://www.mediafire.com/?eigbrjtj5gw

the RAR contains three FLV files. On VLC there is video but no sound. They originally came from YouTube and MediaInfo says the video stream is Sorenson H263. I am new to this so I don't know if that means there is no audio track or if it means the video stream includes the audio. MediaInfo does not mention audio for these files.

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Re: Sound UNDF

Postby LlamaNerds » 24 Jun 2008 20:28

I have this same problem with .flv videos downloaded from Tudou (http://www.tudou.com). I have previously been able to buffer the .flv file to my HD, then copy it to where I want to save the file, but it appears that they changed the format so now the sound doesn't work in VLC. Here are some things I've noted:
1) In VLC (latest version, 'h') there is video but no sound.
2) In WinAmp, there is sound, but no video
3) Using the IrfanView video player everything works fine (I just don't like IrfanView for watching videos)

So it appears that all the encoding is valid, it's just that VLC is not reading it properly?

I'm adding a link to a file I uploaded. The .zip contains the first part of a Top Chef episode I downloaded with the above issue:
http://uploadingit.com/files/685221_itrj0/7a.zip


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