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  1. 9th Jan 2005 13:53 #1
    spiderman03
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    i have an avi file that i am trying to encode with tmpegnc , everything goes fine except at the end when i get to the end , the preview window stays black and everything freezes.......
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    Make sure the Option=>Environmental Setting=>VFAPI Plugin=>Direct Show priority is the highest priority.
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  3. 9th Jan 2005 14:25 #3
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    it is set at the highest priority.
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    And the source file is in a root directory, as in C:\, and not C:\blah\blah\blah?
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  5. 9th Jan 2005 16:28 #5
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    Use GSpot to get the details of the AVI and post them here - someone might be able to spot something...
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    I'll (blindly) go with MP3 VBR audio. Post a GSPot screen dump of your source please
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