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How to fix an unsupported video codec error? Other than lack of supporting codec, the invalid file format error may also appear when the video file is corrupt. So if your media player or device doesn’t support the video format or codec, it won’t play the video file. A container is the file format that contains the file metadata while codec is required to encode or decode the video data. Technically, a video file comprises a codec and a container. The error as obvious with the messages, appears due to absence of a codec that is required to play the video file on your computer or smartphone. Why does unsupported codec or format error occur? Unsupported format errors are also reported while trying to open a file in video editing tools. You can get such error messages when trying to play a video on PC, Mac, Smart TV, Android or other devices.

‘Windows Media Player cannot play the file because the required video codec is not installed on your computer.’Īn error occurred. An item was encoded in a format that’s not supported.’ It’s annoying to receive unsupported video codec or format errors as they don’t let you play videos. I have a 2009 Mac Pro -> Updated to 2010 Firmware:Figure: Missing codec error in Films & TV app Only reason I am trying the new driver is because of the ridiculous amount of logging the current driver performs. Using the current PROD version of the DisplayLink driver does work. The DisplayLink devices (I have USB2 and USB3 devices) both work on my MacBook Pro with 10.15.3 (not a patched install). By not work, I mean that no picture is displayed on the monitor that is connected via the DisplayLink USB adapter, nor does OSX appear to 'see' the display adapter, as the display does not appear in System Preferences. In a nutshell, running a patched version of OSX 10.15.3 (or 10.15.4) - thanks dosdude1! - DisplayLink USB adapters with the current DisplayLink beta driver (v 0.5.25) does not appear to work. Have not seen any mention of the issue I encountered, so I'll share it here to see if anyone else has run into this issue. I am assuming this isa graphics issue, but I am not certain whether there is something I can do about it, or whether I would have to revert back to 10.15.1 or the old graphics card.Īny help/ideas would be greatly appreciated!

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I decided then to do a clean install of 10.15.4 which worked and then decided to try and swap the graphics back over to the Nvidia card, however the black screen has come back - resetting the NVRAM sends me back to 10.10 recovery. I swapped the graphics card back over to the stock AMD one which meant I could see the boot options and boot back into the OS which seemed to work fine. I tried resetting the NVRAM, but that forced it into recovery mode which I can get into, but as it is version 10.10, it is pretty useless. After the install, it seemed to boot into the OS, but I had a black screen.

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I thought I would use a fresh patched install of 10.15.4 as the combo update wasnt working. It seemed to work really well and had no issues with the system, until last night when I decided to update it. As there were some performance issues on graphics, I assumed this was because of metal compatibility and treated myself to a Nvidia 765M upgrade. I was running 10.15.1 quite happily on my 2011 iMac with an old AMD GPU. So I have tried looking through the posts and not sure whether this has been asked before. Just wanted to say thanks to everyone who has made this patch possible! It is awesome!

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