movie crashes

[duckie]

I had this movie that works great atfirst, then theres a bad file that when you reach that part, the movie crashes, all files after that works fine.
but how do i fix that file?
it unables me decode it

[duckie]

pweese helo me

[duckie]

sombody?

[Gazorgan]

You don't give any details on the file, not even what type it is.

Virtual Dub can 'fix' AVI files, read the guides on bad frames. You can also try avifix, but it's crude and breaks as much as it fixes. MPEGFIX can fix MPEG files. There will be a hiccup where it cut's out the bad parts.

[duckie]

aorry, forgot about that.
it's an AVI file, but Virtual Dub don't seem to be able to fix it

[Hardcoreruss]

So virtualdub reports no bad frames ?, where did you get the file from ?

[duckie]

got it from kazaa
but that's the only place were i can find it, since you can't get it here in sweden

here's what happened after running Vdub-MP3. first it couldn't find anything bad with the file. then I played it as a movie were the bad frame was, and then I got this message:

[duckie]

oh crap my pics didn't work

[Hardcoreruss]

hard to diagnose the problem without them, repost

[duckie]

was able to upload it on another site, since I couldn't do it here
anyway, it looks like this:


what should I do?

[duckie]

[duckie]

is abondoned

[grossjamesh]

duckie,

It to bad that no one could help you. But here is a chance to really learn
about your computer. What you have is an "Access Violation". If you don't know what that is then go to google and search for it.
You may also go to Microsofts web site and search "access violation".
This how we all have had to learn. As soon as you understand the error you will know what caused the system to crash.

Happy learning

[ZippyP.]

Look at the frame number in your picture where Virtualdub crashed, it's 34237. Open your file again in Virtualdub and edit out that portion of the movie. Use the edit>goto command to jump either side, mark the cut points then select edit>delete frames, set both the audio and video to direct stream copy then save avi. Scan the file for bad frames again and edit them out, if it crashes again redo the above.

There's a guide to editting with Vdub in the Edit section.

[duckie]

were on the image could you see where the bad frame was?
>yeah, know I'm a n00b <

The bugger of it all, is that they don't detect rthe badframe when running a search for them.
So i can't detect them that usual way

[reboot]

At the bottom of your picture, it gives the frame number, then the timestamp. If you read the guide here: https://www.videohelp.com/forum/userguides/142555.php it shows how to edit out bad frames. Regular VirtualDub will do it, no need for the mp3 version, unless you have audio sync problems as well.

[duckie]

thanks allready fixed it
thanks all who helped

heh, but now i've just got another problem...
lol