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[#80328]
Written by: Maleaka [19/02/08, 17:15] Action: [ Reply ] [ Quote ] |
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Does any's WMP crash when you try to play this episode? I know I can play it in VLC but was wondering if anyone knew why it does that once in a while without shows too. Am I missing a codec? |
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[#80336]
Written by: alipuk [19/02/08, 17:58] Action: [ Reply ] [ Quote ] |
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| Yeah I have the same problem, It only seems to work in VLC | |||||
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[#80337]
Written by: aydin1954 [19/02/08, 17:59] Action: [ Reply ] [ Quote ] |
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WMP is crap, gets easily confused with codecs, use MPC. |
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[#80339]
Written by: schmock [19/02/08, 18:11] Action: [ Reply ] [ Quote ] |
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Same problem here. Runs on VLC, but crappy WMP tells me about missing codecs. AviCheck says: File: X:\Border_107.avi Total Streams: 2 Running Time: 0:00:00 Index Chunk: No Interleaved: Yes Max Bytes Per Sec: 0 AUDIO: 0 - MP3 (0x55) Average Bitrate Per Sec: 133 kb/s Samples Rate: 48000 Hz Channels: 2 Bits Per Sample: 0 Variable Bitrate: Yes (64, 96, 128) VIDEO: XVID B-VOP: Yes S(GMC)-VOP: No QuarterPixel: No Frame Size: 624 x 352 Frames Rate: 23.976 Color Depth: 12 Total Frames: 0 Elapsed Time 00:00 Unfortunately, this tells me anything. The real bad thing is, I can't play this file on my standalones, which I supposed until now to play everything. Maybe I have to recode it with VirtualDub or Super or... just wait for the opportunity of a proper one  |
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[#80344]
Written by: aydin1954 [19/02/08, 19:02] Action: [ Reply ] [ Quote ] |
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I think is telling you that you need the XVID codec as DivX does not decode XVID as far as I know. |
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[#80345]
Written by: sbd215 [19/02/08, 19:18] Action: [ Reply ] [ Quote ] |
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This is NOT a codec problem. G-Spot reads: Corrupt AVI header · Chunk: /RIFF:AVI · Offset: 0x00001004 · Value:0xffffeff8 - s |
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[#80367]
Written by: alipuk [19/02/08, 23:09] Action: [ Reply ] [ Quote ] |
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Well played sir, will try this out later  |
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[#80369]
Written by: Goodall [19/02/08, 23:31] Action: [ Reply ] [ Quote ] |
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Definitely a corrupt header problem, surely this deserves a nuke, in the meantime opening it in VDM allows it to rebuild the header information and you can save the new avi, hope this gets sorted though, as im sure there are plenty of users without VDM or without the knowledge to use it. EDIT looks like the VDM fix leaves the audio out of sync, could be fixed by decompressing the original audio and re compressing it in CBR from the .wav |
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[#80370]
Written by: stav5642 [19/02/08, 23:33] Action: [ Reply ] [ Quote ] |
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First post here so don\'t shout at me if I do it wrong! Im a complete novice to all this avi stuff but Ive had trouble before with Real player and WMP not playing avi\'s. Here\'s my solution: Download AVS Video Convertor and simply convert your avi into another avi. I didn\'t change any settings, and it converted the avi into Xvid (you can choose DivX if you want but I don\'t know what the difference is, Feel free to help me with this) and it takes around 30-40 mins for a 350mb file. The only drawbacks are 1) the file size jumps to over 800mb and 2) the speech sync is very slightly out but you can correct this with another downloaded program VirtualDub. As I said before I don\'t understand about avi\'s and codecs etc, but if you\'re like me and are just happy if everything works ok this could be the fix for you. |
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[#80383]
Written by: schmock [20/02/08, 01:14] Action: [ Reply ] [ Quote ] |
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I think I got it by using freeware "Super (c) v2007.build23 (July 4, 2007) by eRightSoft". You find this and higher versions via g**gle, yah** or other search-engines 1) select ffmpeg 2) go to video and simply select "Stream Copy" 3) go to audio and simply select "Stream Copy" 4) Right click into the open field near the bottom and select the corrupted border.avi-file 5) click "open" or "select" or however it's called in your language (in german it's "öffnen" or simply hit the return-button on your keyboard6) Click "encode" 7) Do nothing. Be patient for a few seconds up to some minutes. Time for encoding process will depend on your system. The new file will be called (for instance) border.avi.AVI and will be transferred to c:/ Whilst VirtualDub caused increasing audio-glitches on my standalones as well even on VLC, Super just worked, ehm, super for me, wmp and standalones. Hope you succeed as well! Great series, btw Thanx to all of you for working on this, was some kind of fun (no, my real life isn't THIS boring ) |
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[#80385]
Written by: hunty571 [20/02/08, 01:32] Action: [ Reply ] [ Quote ] |
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Good advise, worked a treat. |
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[#80392]
Written by: sbd215 [20/02/08, 01:53] Action: [ Reply ] [ Quote ] |
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**From above** This is NOT a codec problem. G-Spot reads: Corrupt AVI header · Chunk: /RIFF:AVI · Offset: 0x00001004 · Value:0xffffeff8 Tried ol' standby "DivFix", no joy. "G**gled" for fix, info that VirtualDub wouldn't fix "Header" info had me stumped. Messed around for three hours trying various stuff to no avail. Finally, 1) Opened file in VirtualDub (1.7.8/build 28346) w/default @install settings, VirtualDub did it's "stuff"..., finishes opening file..., 2) Goto "Video" settings, set to: "Direct Stream Copy", 3) Goto "Audio" settings, set to: a) "Source Audio", & b) "Direct Stream Copy", 4) Goto "File" settings, and "Save as AVI"...... ***End of above*** Well, my apologies..., The above "Quik-Fix", not so good. Apparently it will yield a playable file, but at approx. 00:42 sec, the audio goes "out-of-sync". Sorry if I wasted yer time - s |
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[#80393]
Written by: TVFAN [20/02/08, 02:00] Action: [ Reply ] [ Quote ] |
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Have you guys tried Divx converter yet? http://www.divx.com/divx/windows/converter  |
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[#80398]
Written by: sbd215 [20/02/08, 02:35] Action: [ Reply ] [ Quote ] |
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KUDOZ! schmock, putz me to shame! Worked like a charm(and in sync!)! FYI: Best to \"Select Output Container\" to \".avi\" prior to \"Step #1\" above. Thanx much, and sorry for my mis-step - s |
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[#80406]
Written by: Carnino [20/02/08, 03:30] Action: [ Reply ] [ Quote ] |
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Pardon my ignorance, but should not this kind of problem be prompting someone at EZTV or associates to contact the source distributor or capper to get a REPACK or PROPER or whatever the name should be for a correction to this file? I am assuming that this is what EZTV usually does when it "nukes" a file and posts a new torrent for the correction. Am I wrong in this statement? Am I missing something? |
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