Windows Media Encoder can't read input on WinXP 64, but can on WinXP 32

I have an mpeg2 file which I can read & convert to WMV9 using Windows
Media Encoder (32 bit) on 32-bit versions of Windows. However, when I
run off the exact same file on WinXP 64, it complains about one or
more missing codecs (0xC00D1B83), regardless of whether I use the
32-bit WME, or the 64-bit WME. The file plays without a problem in
Window Media Player 10 (after I installed a DVD codec). Ideally I'd
love to use the 64-bit WME.

Is there any way I can make WME (64) recognize mpeg2 content?
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If you're using 64-bit WME, you would need a 64bit MPEG2 decoder. I'm not
personally aware of any 64bit MPEG2 decoders - but Vista x64 I believe
includes one.

-Zach
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"Kurt Swanson" <direct@reply.not.desired> wrote in message
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>I have an mpeg2 file which I can read & convert to WMV9 using Windows
> Media Encoder (32 bit) on 32-bit versions of Windows. However, when I
> run off the exact same file on WinXP 64, it complains about one or
> more missing codecs (0xC00D1B83), regardless of whether I use the
> 32-bit WME, or the 64-bit WME. The file plays without a problem in
> Window Media Player 10 (after I installed a DVD codec). Ideally I'd
> love to use the 64-bit WME.
>
> Is there any way I can make WME (64) recognize mpeg2 content?
> --
> © 2006 Kurt Swanson AB