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# Is your Windows affected? | # Is your Windows affected? | ||
The following steps will help you find out if you need the extra feature. | The following steps will help you find out if you need the extra feature. | ||
* Right click on the Windows Start Menu button and click "System". | * Right click on the Windows Start Menu button and click "System". | ||
* Under the "Windows specifications" heading, look for "Edition". | * Under the "Windows specifications" heading, look for "Edition". | ||
* If your edition ends in N or NK, you will need the Media Feature Pack to generate film loops. | * If your edition ends in N or NK, you will need the Media Feature Pack to generate film loops. | ||
** Example: "Windows 10 Pro" does not need the Media Feature Pack. "Windows 10 Pro N" does. So does "Windows 10 Pro NK". | ** Example: "Windows 10 Pro" does not need the Media Feature Pack. "Windows 10 Pro N" does. So does "Windows 10 Pro NK". | ||
# Getting the Media Feature Pack | # Getting the Media Feature Pack | ||
If your edition of Windows is affected, you can resolve the issue by installing a free optional Windows feature. | If your edition of Windows is affected, you can resolve the issue by installing a free optional Windows feature. | ||
* Open the Start Menu and type "Manage Optional Features". | * Open the Start Menu and type "Manage Optional Features". | ||
* Click on the top item to open the Settings app. | * Click on the top item to open the Settings app. |
Revision as of 21:21, 16 June 2022
When making film loops, XMS may display the following error message:
"Could not create movie. A required dependency may be missing. See xmswiki.com/wiki/Media_Feature_Pack"
This message usually means XMS is running on an edition of Windows which does not include media features. The issue can be fixed by installing a free optional Windows feature.
- Is your Windows affected?
The following steps will help you find out if you need the extra feature.
- Right click on the Windows Start Menu button and click "System".
- Under the "Windows specifications" heading, look for "Edition".
- If your edition ends in N or NK, you will need the Media Feature Pack to generate film loops.
- Example: "Windows 10 Pro" does not need the Media Feature Pack. "Windows 10 Pro N" does. So does "Windows 10 Pro NK".
- Getting the Media Feature Pack
If your edition of Windows is affected, you can resolve the issue by installing a free optional Windows feature.
- Open the Start Menu and type "Manage Optional Features".
- Click on the top item to open the Settings app.
- Click "Add a feature" at the top.
- Find the "Media Feature Pack" feature and check the box next to it.
- Click the "Install" button.
- After installation completes, restart your computer.
- Try generating a film loop again to see if this resolved the issue.