[Dean Murray]

Thanks for the advice.

I found that under Windows 7 the “search data” folder can be found in C:\ProgramData\wondertouch\

To get particleView to work again I logged on with an administrator account and gave my user account full control of this folder and files.

Dean

[Dean Murray]

Hi Alan,

I’m using Particle Illusion on Windows XP Pro and the CODEC I’m trying to export PAL DV from is called “DV Video Encoder”.

Dean

[Dean Murray]

Hi Alan,

I’d already found the PAL setting in the CODEC when I posted, unfortunately it was nothing as simple as that!

I had assumed that this CODEC came with Particle Illusion as I don’t recall having the option from other applications before, but checking on another PC that doesn’t have PI3 installed I still get the DV Video output option from other programs, which incidentally doesn’t even output due to a different error!

It’s not easy to see which DV CODEC is being used, as the About option does not display any information, but I suspect this may be the Windows Default DV CODEC (QDV.dll) and this is kind of also confirmed by GSpot.

Dean