100	Windows Media Encoder
110	Windows Media Encoder Session
128	Windows Media Encoder
129	Video
140	Warning: This computer program is protected by copyright law and international treaties. Unauthorized reproduction or distribution of this program, or any portion of it, may result in severe civil and criminal penalties, and will be prosecuted to the maximum extent possible under the law.
240	Welcome.wmv
241	Intermission.wmv
242	Goodbye.wmv
260	http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=4836
261	http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=3549
262	http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=4835
263	http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=9254
996	NTSC
997	Program Manager
1120	Right-click for Sources menu
1502	Encoder status
1506	Start file archiving
1507	Pause file archiving
1508	Stop file archiving
1509	Override automatic source archiving
1511	Start encoding
1512	Stop encoding
1515	File progress
1516	Cancel indexing
1517	Show error log
1601	Caption script command
1602	URL script command
1603	Custom script command
1604	Script type
1605	Script data (caption, URL, custom)
1606	Insert script into encoding
1701	Play
1702	Stop
1703	Rewind
1704	Step Rewind
1705	Step Forward
1706	Fast Forward
1707	Eject
1708	Device control line
1709	More device control options
1710	Set up device control for currently selected sources
1711	Time code
1902	Choose the zoom percentage for Input and Output displays
1904	Customize Input and Output displays
1908	Choose the output bit rate to preview in Output display
2501	Currently selected audio input
2502	Change audio input level
2503	Current audio input level
2504	Mute audio input
2505	Mix audio input
2506	Current audio input level
4436	Screen region selection
10107	You cannot close this application because it is being controlled by another application using automation.\n\nClosing the controlling application will also close this one.
10109	Open Session
10110	Save Session As
10120	Encoder session files (*.wme)|*.wme||wme
10121	Browse for Source File
10122	Browse for Output File
10125	Browse for Welcome File
10126	Browse for Intermission File
10127	Browse for Goodbye File
10129	Browse for Archive File
10130	(None)
10131	LOCKED
10132	Untitled
10133	(not saved)
10139	Unknown
10140	Convert
10141	Live
10142	Live
10143	ScreenCapture
10144	Video
10146	Name
10147	Folder
10148	Welcome
10149	Intermission
10150	Goodbye
10160	Windows Media files (*.wmv;*.wma)|*.wmv;*.wma|Windows Media video files (*.wmv)|*.wmv|Windows Media audio files (*.wma)|*.wma|All files (*.*)|*.*||
10163	Save Stream Format File As
10164	Stream format files (*.asf)|*.asf||asf
10165	(No name)
10200	Sources
10201	Audio
10202	Monitor
10203	Control
10204	Script
10205	Device
10206	Session Properties
10210	Encoder starting...
10211	Encoder running
10212	Encoder paused
10213	Encoder stopping...
10214	Encoder ready
10215	Encoder indexing...
10216	Encoder converting
10217	Encoder capturing
10218	Encoder broadcasting
10219	Encoder broadcasting and archiving
10220	Encoder converting - pass %d
10221	Encoder finished pass %d
10222	Encoder paused. Click Stop to stop encoding.
10223	Create new session.
10224	Encoder pausing...
10225	Encoder capturing - pass %d
10250	%d%%
10251	Input
10252	Output
10253	Both
10254	Split
10255	Next
10256	Input
10257	Output
10258	%s (%d x %d)
10259	(Not supported)
10260	(Not encoding)
10261	(Custom)
10262	Click Apply to update video preview.
10263	Frame dropping in the video preview is necessary to improve performance but does not affect the quality of the encoded video.
10264	Encoding the first pass, output video is not displayed.
10265	Encoding the second pass.
10270	New Session Wizard
10271	New Session
10272	New Session
10273	Template
10274	Wizard
10275	Custom session
10276	Broadcast a live event
10277	Capture audio or video
10278	Convert a file
10289	Capture screen
10290	Create a custom encoding session.
10291	Run your custom encoding session.
10292	Broadcast a live event from attached devices or computer screen.
10293	Capture audio or video content from attached devices and save it to a Windows Media file.
10294	Convert an audio or video file into a Windows Media file.
10295	Capture screen images from this computer and save them to a Windows Media file.
10310	B&egin converting when I click Finish
10311	B&egin capturing when I click Finish
10312	B&egin broadcasting when I click Finish
10315	B&egin capturing screens when I click Finish
10319	Action:	Screen capture images from screen
10320	Action:	Convert file
10321	Action:	Capture file
10322	Action:	Live broadcast
10323	Input file:	%s
10324	Output file:	%s
10325	Video device:	%s
10326	Audio device:	%s
10327	Title:	%s
10328	Author:	%s
10329	Copyright:	%s
10330	Rating:	%s
10331	Description:	%s
10332	Profile:	%s
10333	Welcome:	%s
10334	Intermission:	%s
10335	Goodbye:	%s
10336	Broadcast:	Port %s (HTTP)
10337	Archive:	%s
10338	Screen Video/Audio
10339	Screen Video/Audio Medium (CBR)
10340	Screen Video/Audio High (CBR)
10341	Screen Video (CBR)
10342	Screen Video Medium (CBR)
10343	Screen Video High (CBR)
10344	Identification:	Flash the border while capturing
10345	Type:	Capturing the entire window
10346	Type:	Capturing a region of the screen
10347	Type:	Capturing a specific window
10348	Audio Input:	Capturing audio from default audio device
10349	Windows Media server:	%s using publishing point %s
10350	http://%s:%u/
10351	http://%s:%u/
10352	(Could not detect)
10353	(Use default publishing point settings)
10354	Server:	%s
10355	Publishing point:	%s
10356	Copy settings from:	%s
10357	Remove on stop:	%s
10358	Yes
10359	No
10360	http://%s/%s
10361	(Use alphanumeric characters only. Avoid using: \ / : * ? \  < > | )
10362	(Server name:Port)  - Port is optional
10363	Processing Saved Buffers
10364	Encoder is processing saved buffers on the hard disk. After the buffers get processed the source switch will occur.
10400	(No results yet)
10401	Sources used:
10402	Output files:
10403	Statistics:
10404	Encoding time:
10405	Bit rate (expected):
10406	Bit rate (average):
10407	Frames per second (expected):
10408	Frames per second (average):
10409	Samples (total):
10410	Samples (dropped):
10411	Bytes encoded (total):
10412	Bytes encoded (dropped):
10413	Session:
10414	Video
10415	Audio
10416	Script
10417	%s [%.1f Kbps]:
10418	%d error(s) occurred during this session. Click Error Log for details.
10419	Profile conformance:
10420	Unconstrained
10421	%s [%s]:
10422	Session duration:
10423	Content duration:
10430	%02d:%02d:%02d:%02d  (dd:hh:mm:ss)
10431	Are you sure you want to cancel indexing?
10440	Date
10441	Time
10442	Error
10450	Device
10451	Source
10452	(No devices being used by the current session)
10453	Click Configure to set up this device.
10454	This device has no properties to configure.
10455	Select a device from the list.
10456	This device is active and cannot be configured at this time.
10457	Frames (total):
10458	Frames (dropped):
10459	Name:     %s
\n
10460	
\nVideo:    %s
10461	
\nAudio:    %s
10462	
\nScript:    %s
10463	
\n
\nArchive:  %s
10464	Record
10465	Pause
10466	Stop
10467	
\nAt end:   %s
10480	Browse for DRM certificate
10481	DRM certificates (*.drm)|*.drm|All files (*.*)|*.*||drm
10482	Before this session can be protected by DRM, you must specify an encoding certificate.
10500	Type a password to access the server '%s' (%s).
10501	Type a password to access the proxy server '%s' (%s).
10502	(Unknown)
10503	Unknown realm
10510	Stop
10511	Loop
10512	Roll to Next Source
10513	Roll to First Source
14000	None (PCM)
14001	Full frames (Uncompressed)
14002	353 Kbps, 22 kHz, Mono
14003	705 Kbps, 22 kHz, Stereo
14004	705 Kbps, 44 kHz, Mono
14005	1411 Kbps, 44 kHz, Stereo
17800	The Script panel enables you to insert script commands, such as captions and URL flips, while encoding.
17801	If you set up multiple sources in a session, you can use the Sources panel to switch between sources while encoding (for example, from a camera and microphone combination to a file and back again).
17802	Click OK to close this dialog box and start the capture. To display the main encoder window, click the encoder button in your Windows taskbar. Displaying the encoder window pauses encoding.
17803	The Device panel enables you to control externally connected devices directly from the encoder.\n\nThis panel is enabled when using a device that is connected to an IEEE 1394 digital video port, or when using a VTR that supports the Sony RS422 protocol and that is connected through a COM port.
17804	Click OK to close this dialog box and start the capture. To display the main encoder window, click the encoder button in your Windows taskbar. Encoding continues when you display the encoder window.
17805	The Audio panel allows you to fine-tune the currently selected audio source.\n\nNote that controls in this panel are dependent on the capabilities of the audio source and may be disabled if the source does not support the corresponding function.
17806	If you set up multiple sources in a session, you can switch between sources while encoding (for example, from a camera and microphone combination to a file and back again).
17807	The dialog box that will be displayed next is from the mixer application associated with your audio source and is not part of Windows Media Encoder.\n\nUse the program's Help menu to learn more about mixing your audio input.
17808	It is only necessary to generate the stream format file when you plan to distribute content as a multicast stream from a Windows Media server, and you do not want to begin encoding before the server connects to the encoder.
17809	The Configure Devices dialog box enables you to configure your devices. Only the devices used by the current session are displayed.\n\nIf you have not run the New Session Wizard or configured a session, you will not see any devices listed.
17810	You must enable device control and have at least one entry set up for the edit decision list (EDL).
17820	Create a new session
17821	Open existing session
17822	Save current session
17823	Session properties
17824	Start encoding
17825	Stop encoding
17826	Pause encoding
17827	The file name extension has been changed or appended to the file name. The name and location of the output file is '%s'.
17830	By default, there is no restriction on which clients can connect to this broadcast. To protect the stream, you can restrict access by IP address.
17900	IP Address
17901	IP Mask
17902	Add IP Address
17903	Edit IP Address
18001	The existing file '%s' will be overwritten.\n\nDo you want to continue?
18002	The file '%s' was not found.\n\nEnter a valid file name before continuing.
18003	Enter a different file name for the output file before continuing.
18004	The existing file '%s' will be overwritten when you start encoding.\n\nDo you want to continue?
18005	The file '%s' is read-only.\n\nEnter a different file name before continuing.
18006	'%s' is a folder.\n\nEnter a valid file name before continuing.
18007	The folder specified in '%s' does not exist.\n\nEnter a valid file name before continuing.
18008	It is not possible to overwrite the file '%s'.\n\nEnter a different file name before continuing.
18009	Enter a file name before continuing. The name must have fewer than 255 characters.
18010	You must have an audio device in order to encode.
18011	Type a port number before continuing.
18012	The broadcast port must be in the range %u to %u.\n\nEnter a valid port number before continuing.
18013	You must choose at least one device before you can begin encoding.
18014	The file '%s' is not a valid source file because it does not contain either an audio or a video stream.\n\nEnter a different file name before continuing.
18015	The encoder is on the second pass of encoding. The output file may not be valid if you stop encoding now.\n\nDo you want to stop encoding?
18016	The current session has not been saved.\n\nDo you want to save the session before continuing?
18017	The specified port number is already in use.\n\nType a different port number before continuing.
18019	The file '%s' is not a valid source file because it does not contain an audio stream.\n\nEnter a different file name before continuing.
18020	The file '%s' is not a valid source file. It may have an unsupported or invalid format or may be corrupted (0x%lX).\n\nEnter a different file name before continuing.
18021	The file '%s' is not a valid source file. It may have an unsupported or invalid format or may be corrupted.\n\n%s\n\nEnter a different file name before continuing.
18022	The following error occurred while setting up the source '%s':\n\n%s\n\nThis source will be removed from the current session.
18023	Are you sure you want to stop encoding?
18024	Are you sure you want to stop encoding?
18025	It is not possible to close the program while the output file is being indexed.\n\nYou can wait for indexing to finish or cancel indexing to close the program.
18026	Select a profile before continuing.
18027	No Help file could be found.\n\nHelp is unavailable for the program.
18028	No Help file in your language could be found.\n\nThe US English Help file will be used instead.
18029	It is not possible to view the output file while it is being indexed.
18030	The encoder could not process enough data for acceptable output quality. This could be caused by one or more factors and may be fixed by:\n\n- Using a more powerful computer.\n- Using a profile with less demanding requirements.\n- Closing other applications during encoding.
18031	Are you sure you want to remove the source '%s'?
18032	The profile in use for this session is no longer valid.\n\nIt has been replaced with the profile '%s'.
18033	The profile in use for this session is no longer valid and an alternate profile could not be found.\n\nThe session has been reset.
18034	Could not restore previous session settings. Consider reloading a session file or creating a new session if you cannot restore the session settings.
18035	The following error occurred while setting up the source '%s':\n\n%s
18036	An error has occurred. If the error continues, consider reloading the session file, starting a new session, or restarting the encoder.
18037	Type a server name before continuing.
18038	Type a publishing point name before continuing.
18039	Type a user name before continuing.
18040	Because of an unrecoverable configuration error, previous settings will be restored.
18050	Select a bit rate before continuing.
18051	It was not possible to save this session.
18200	The file '%s' does not appear to be a valid session file.\n\nReason: %s
18201	A program to view the file '%s' could not be started.\n\n%s
18202	The URL '%s' could not be displayed.\n\n%s
18203	The mixer application '%s' could not be started.\n\n%s
18204	The properties for the file '%s' could not be displayed.\n\n%s
18205	The template '%s' was not processed correctly.\n\nReason: %s
18206	Can load only one session.\n\nReason: %s
18207	The file '%s' does not appear to be a valid source file, or it was not possible to be used in the current session.\n\nReason: %s
18300	A sharing violation occurred.
18301	The file name association is incomplete or not valid.
18302	The DDE transaction could not be completed because the request timed out.
18303	The DDE transaction failed.
18304	The DDE transaction could not be completed because other DDE transactions were being processed.
18305	No program is associated with the given file name extension.
18306	The specified dynamic link library was not found.
18310	It is not possible to detect the publishing point type. If you are using a multicast publishing point, you must create an announcement before you begin encoding. Click Help for more information.
18311	An announcement may be required, depending on the distribution method you have set up for this session.
18312	Creating the announcement failed.\n\nReason: %s.\n\nOnce the problem is resolved, you must create the announcement before encoding.
18320	Multicast Announcement Wizard
18321	Save Multicast Files to
18322	Continue to Announce the Mutlicast Publishing Point
18323	You have created a multicast publishing point on the Windows Media server.\nClick OK to create an announcement for the publishing point.
18325	Address for the Multicast Files
18326	Specify how you want players to access the files.
18333	Specify how you want to publish the files to the Web server.
18337	Specify where you want to save the files.
18338	Publish Multicast Files
18340	Create Multicast Files
18341	Specify a name for the files being created.
18345	Verdana Bold
18350	The file '%s' is not in UNC format.\n\nType a file name in UNC format before continuing.
18351	The url '%s' is not in HTTP format.\n\nType a URL in HTTP format before continuing.
18352	Enter a URL for the multicast files before continuing.
18353	Enter a directory for saving the multicast files before continuing.
18354	The specified path is too long. The path (including the file name) cannot exceed 255 characters.
18400	The device must be in playback mode before device control can be enabled
18410	(No device control line set up)
18420	Cueing...
18421	Remove the current tape and insert the tape %s.
18422	Prerolling...
18430	Device Control
18431	Bit rate
18432	Total Bit Rate
18433	Frame Rate
18434	Output Size
18435	%s fps
18436	Same as input
18437	%d x %d
18500	'%s' already exists.\n\nType a different IP address.
18501	The IP address or IP mask is not valid.
30800	Unknown error.
30801	Security Alert - %s
30820	Media files (%s)|%s|
30821	Video files (%s)|%s|
30822	Audio files (%s)|%s|
30823	%s files (*.%s)|*.%s|
30824	All files (*.*)|*.*|
30830	(default audio device)
30831	(default video device)
30850	Gg
30851	Mm
30852	Kk
30853	%sG
30854	%sM
30855	%sK
30856	%s Gbps
30857	%s Mbps
30858	%s Kbps
30859	%s bps
30860	%s GB
30861	%s MB
30862	%s KB
30863	%s bytes
30864	0123456789
30880	wmv
30881	wma
30900	File download (computer playback)
30901	Hardware devices (CD, DVD, portable)
30902	Windows Media server (streaming)
30903	File archive
30904	Web server (progressive download)
30905	Windows Media hardware profiles
30906	Pocket PC
40102	Properties
40400	Start Encoding
40401	Stop
40402	Pause
40407	Apply
40430	F
40431	V
40432	C
40433	T
40434	H
57600	New Session
57601	 
57603