> Hmm. No, I mean that when you click browse, you can't just type the name
> in and have TMPGEnc know where to find it, it will look in 'its' default
> folder, not "POVimages". You have to actually click through the file
> dialog until you are in the right directory and select the file from
> there. I assume this is likely what you are doing wrong, but I can't be
> sure. If not, then I haven't a clue. BMPs are one of the default files it
> should read. I suspect that it is actually incorrectly saying "Invalid
> Video Source", when it *should* be saying "File Not Found". If you don't
> see the bmp files in the file list or "POVimages" in the box at the top
> left, then you are not pointing TMPGEnc to the right place to find them.
>
No, after I clicked "browse," I changed the directory in the "Look In" box
to POVimages and put "clockdemo00.bmp" in the "File Name" box. Still, an
utter failure.

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