I don't know if this is true for afxw2.dll, but most of the dlls are self registering. If you use Windows Explorer to drag afxw2.dll into Moviestudio it will probably register itself. I had the same problem with VF, but I can't remember exactly which dlls were involved.

Ian G

Thanks but not joy. Tech Support emailed and said to uninstall, make sure and delete the plug-ins folder, then download the latest MS installer and DirectX 9, then reinstall but that didn't work. I downloaded and installed Windows Media Player 9 and patches too but no joy there either. I sent my results back to them and now wait for more suggestions.

Are the demos videos? If so, where are the files located. I'm not adverse to playing them manually

Did you try to get the dll to self register, and if so, what happened? Was there any sort of error message?

The tutorials aren't avis - they take you through various editing techniques using your own video footage. They're a very nice feature - when they work!

Ian G.

I tried:
regsvr32 axfwd2.dll
and got:
DllRegisterServer in axfwd2.dll failed.
Return code was: 0x80007007e

0x80007007e should be a Win32 error code, but I can't find any mention of it! Are you sure the code's correct? Which OS are you using?

Ian G.

Win2K Sp4 w/ all patches

Looks like I put one to many 0's in the code, should be 0x8007007e
which normally means that it can't find a required dll.

Still waiting to hear back from TechSpt.

-Jeff

The NT4.0 resource kit contains depends.exe, which should tell you what dlls are required.

Ian G.