DonNagual said:If you download and install the latest version of Windows Media Player (I think it is version 10), the codec is included. Good luck!
cyber553 said:Thanks eelyn! I just did what you suggested and have so far (testing has been limited) it appears to have worked without adversely affecting anything else in my system. The only thing left to try is a reboot to make sure all those system files that you manually delete don't get replaced automatically, starting the problem up again. I will report back if I do encounter any such problems, but unless I post again, consider my problem solved! :grinthumb
volucris said:Specs are in my sig. The problem is that whenever I play a .wmv file, a dxva_sig.txt file is placed in the video's originating folder. Well, I was able to find something that fixed it. In dxdiag under display, I just disabled AGP Texture Acceleration. I'm using 81.98 drivers.
I had K-Lite Codec Pack 2.70 Full installed and thought it was the problem and I just uninstalled it and installed K-Lite Codec Pack 2.54 Full.
dxva_sig.txt contains only one letter "B"
dxva_sig.txt stands for DirectX Video Acceleration
This is an odd problem and I don't think AGP Texture Acceleration is needed to be enabled on a PCI-E system.
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My god I am amazed. This is spectacular that this is working now.NOOSA said:You were right on the money there...Why would I need "AGP Texture Acceleration" when I have an PCIexpress video card (ATI Radeon X800 XL)?
You'd figure DirectX would take note on the type of card that is installed.
After reading your post it dawned on me that I didn't have an AGP card and to verify if AGP Texture Acceleration was enabled in DirectX, sure enough it was.
So I disabled it in dxdiag. No more dxva_sig.txt file! Thank you!
Tech2 said:Most of the fixes mentioned didnt work for me so I searched around and found a fix that worked. Just want to post it here for people that have the same problem with dxva_sig
http://www.support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;888656
This worked.volucris said:Specs are in my sig. The problem is that whenever I play a .wmv file, a dxva_sig.txt file is placed in the video's originating folder. Well, I was able to find something that fixed it. In dxdiag under display, I just disabled AGP Texture Acceleration. I'm using 81.98 drivers.
I had K-Lite Codec Pack 2.70 Full installed and thought it was the problem and I just uninstalled it and installed K-Lite Codec Pack 2.54 Full.
dxva_sig.txt contains only one letter "B"
dxva_sig.txt stands for DirectX Video Acceleration
This is an odd problem and I don't think AGP Texture Acceleration is needed to be enabled on a PCI-E system.
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Asus A8N-SLI Deluxe---------AMD Athlon 64 3700+ San Diego
Corsair XMS C2PT (2x512mb)-----------------EVGA 7800GT N17
WD SE 80GB HDD -------------------------NEC DVD/CD R/RW/DL
ViewSonic VX924--------------------------Coolermaster Centurion 5
Logitech Elite----------------------------------------------Logitech MX518