Getting Invalid file format if i am trying to load animation

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#1 Posted : Friday, February 15, 2008 12:35:19 AM(UTC)

RaviKumarPinjala

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Hi,

I am getting Invalid file format error while loading an animation file.( I am using Eval 15 version)

From examples it is opening. but the same code i am using from my own application it is giving this error. can you please specify what all name spaces are required is there any contraints for evaluation version.

Please specify. we are planning to buy this product after evaluating this product.

Regards
Ravi Kumar P


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#2 Posted : Friday, February 15, 2008 7:22:09 AM(UTC)

GregR

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In v15, Invalid File Format means one of three things:

The file is actually invalid or there's a problem with the codec. If you can load the same file in one of our pre-compiled demos that ship with the toolkit, then this is not the case.

You did not call RasterCodecs.StartUp (.NET interface only)

3.
(.NET)

You are not including as a reference or copying to your .exe's directory the necessary codecs dll for the file format. These dlls follow the naming convention of Leadtools.Codecs.???.dll (e.g. Leadtools.Codecs.Tif.dll). To learn which dlls are necessary for a particular file format, please read the help file article "Files to be Included With Your Application" and find the row for the file format in question.

(API or CLIB)
The application cannot find the necessary filter dlls (lfcmp15u.dll, lftif15u.dll, etc.). To learn which dlls are necessary for a particular file format, please read the help file article "Files to be Included With Your Application" and find the row for the file format in question.

If you have any more questions or problems, please let me know.

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