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just bought this computer and I have windows vista. I downloaded some old family videos and it comes up with that it cannot be run because of a missing codec. i went to the microsoft help and it came up with this. Intel IMA ADPCM (11) codec. I’m not computer savy but i’ve been looking up the audio codecs and i don’t seem to understand. I would really appreciate it if someone can help out.

thnks a lot

Thank you, whoever posted Quote #77.

I’m sorry, but I’m not going to drag and drop, or replace every single file I want to play. There should be a way to just download or enable the damn codec without having to move files around to different programs every single time.

Does someone have the answer or not??

I open the Windows Movie Maker and imported the video, it works! Both sound and image are ok.

i want to down load Intel IMA ADPCM (11)

as gereth said, open them with movie maker and the re-publish all of your videos. they will be in .wmv format after that
-justin

How come no one has actually answered the question of whether there is or isn’t a download available??? Thank’s for the suggestions n all but is there a codec available?? And how come with sooooo many people with the same problem none of the computer techs have come up with the answer by now???THIS IS CRAZY

Brill vista movie maker worked for me 2!

I had the same issue... I downloaded “VLC Player” and it worked like a charm!

Kaneh_Bosm wrote:

Moosetek13 wrote: Here is another quick fix which I just stumbled upon:

Go to Control Panel - Sounds and Audio Devices.
Click the Hardware tab.
Go to (double-click or select and choose Properties) Audio Codecs.
Select the Properties tab.
Double-click (or click on and click the Properties button for) imaadp32.acm.

Make sure 'Use this audio codec' is selected.



Several of my audio codecs were set to 'Do not use this audio codec', which was my problem in hearing audio from files downloaded from my digital camera.

Did you do this on Vista? because I get no such options or anything even similar whether I use Vista Control Panel view or “Classic View” ... my option is Control Panel : Hardware and Sound (Classic View separates these) ... choosing “Sound” option only allows volume or device & driver control ... nothing for Codecs, right-click is useless, “Search” doesn’t even help

if you put the files in windows photo gallery the files will play without codec.