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Posted: 20 Aug 2006 16:44
Hello.
I am requesting some assistance and, if this is the wrong forum, my apologies and please redirect this request to the appropriate forum.
You folks have such a terrific and versatile product which works when no other will. Hard to beat that.
I do have a problem in that some AVI files which I have will not open on other players, for example, Win MP11, and DivX, but will play on VLC after a corrective measure is applied.
When the files are opened using VLC Media Player, an error message appears:
"AVI INDEX
The AVI file is broken. Seeking will not work correctly.
Do you want to try to repair it (this might take a long time)?
YES NO CANCEL"
Selecting YES begins the repair mode and after a few seconds, the file opens and plays.
This is all well and good and reveals just how remarkable VLC is.
My only problem is that there appears to be no way to save the repaired file requiring that the above procedure be reprised each time the file is played.
Is there a reason for this? A way to circumvent this? Or is there a "File save as ..." option to be provided for in the future?
Thank you for any assistance and clarification you may provide.
Ciao!
I am requesting some assistance and, if this is the wrong forum, my apologies and please redirect this request to the appropriate forum.
You folks have such a terrific and versatile product which works when no other will. Hard to beat that.
I do have a problem in that some AVI files which I have will not open on other players, for example, Win MP11, and DivX, but will play on VLC after a corrective measure is applied.
When the files are opened using VLC Media Player, an error message appears:
"AVI INDEX
The AVI file is broken. Seeking will not work correctly.
Do you want to try to repair it (this might take a long time)?
YES NO CANCEL"
Selecting YES begins the repair mode and after a few seconds, the file opens and plays.
This is all well and good and reveals just how remarkable VLC is.
My only problem is that there appears to be no way to save the repaired file requiring that the above procedure be reprised each time the file is played.
Is there a reason for this? A way to circumvent this? Or is there a "File save as ..." option to be provided for in the future?
Thank you for any assistance and clarification you may provide.
Ciao!