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  1. 1st Jul 2001 20:15 #1
    glubu
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    richy, that link doesn't work (anymore)
    i would also like to know where i canīget a program to watch incomplete avi files
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    Use the playa
    works great for me
    http://www.divx-digest.com/software/playa.html
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    Another good (if somewhat slower) way is to use VirtualDub, when you open the file, tick the "popup extend open options" and in the next window check "re-derive keyframe flags" - depending on how much file you've got and how fast your machine is this can take anywhere from 5 to 30 minuttes. In the end you'll have a reconstructed version in Virtualdub, you can either watch it there or save it out as a new and repaired avi
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