| 09 Dec 2006 04:17 pm |
RockyDood Guest |
Guys. I’ve got the same problem as JT. I need to know how to fix an AVI file not a WMV file. Is there no way to correct this problem with AVI files?
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| 20 Dec 2006 04:00 pm |
It worked Guest | Like CB said. First didn’t work. When I let the file play a little in windows file editor and hit Mark In, then save and index, the saved file forwarded and rewinded.
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| 14 Jan 2007 05:57 pm |
jmap Guest | it works for me also but cuts my files very short say from a 15 minuted to 2 minutes . any know of any fixes for that?
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| 03 Feb 2007 12:14 pm |
2ndtoJohn Guest | My file editor fails to save the file, have tried 5 times at least with 5 different files
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| 03 Feb 2007 12:36 pm |
2ndtoJohn Guest | Same with jmap
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| 08 Feb 2007 03:27 pm |
ss123 Guest | worked for me as well (the mark in method)
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| 15 Feb 2007 06:03 pm |
Bk Guest | wow, that idea by CB really worked..thanks man
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| 16 Mar 2007 11:32 pm |
gaus Guest | Well I’ll be damned, CB’s method works like a charm! Bravo!
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| 28 Mar 2007 05:23 am |
bank Guest | video fixer is work for me and very easy to use
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| 31 May 2007 09:00 pm |
YES Guest | I tried the CB method and a 44 minute file got dropped down to 16 minutes, I followed the instructions exactly. Opened the file, let it play for a few seconds, then hit mark in and go to file Save As and Index. It saves a new file, but only 16 minutes long and the rest of the video is obviously missing, what’s wrong?
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| 28 Jun 2007 09:03 pm |
Regular Rep: 2 Joined: 20 Nov 2004 Posts: 1,169 | This is a bit late, but I want to append to my older post. There’s TWO ways you can’t seek a windows media (.wmv/.asf) file.
1. If the person who created the file didn’t index it (equivalent of keyframes like I said on the first page).
2. If the file is indexed, but is missing chunks (in the middle for example) or incomplete (missing chunks at the end - therefore of incorrect size). In this case Windows Media Player can’t seek (aka jump to another point) at all AND when you try to reindex it, it may stop at the point where the chunk’s missing (that’s why some people are getting shorter times after re-indexing).
(I learned about it when trying to preview incomplete usenet downloads... just can’t seek incomplete or partially complete wmv files)
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| 19 Jul 2007 11:36 pm |
Alexdurap Guest | Thanks guys!!!
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| 05 Sep 2007 08:52 am |
Choppa Guest | If you first use asf tools and use the Lost Chunk button it will repair any Chunk problems with the file then use CBs method with Windows Media File Editor ( mark in, save and index ) the movie will save correctly and will still be the original size and best of all will forward or rewind....
All my movies now work as they should....
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| 16 Oct 2007 11:28 pm |
mexvideo Guest | man your solution worked!! thanks a lot
CB wrote:
A follow up. I downloaded the Windows Media encoder and the WMCodecs, ran the Windows Media File Editor, opened the file and went to “Save As and Index”. It did not work at first with the error “Failed to Save File” - BUT - good news - when I played the file in the Windows Media File Editor for a few seconds (I couldn’t see it but that didn’t matter) and hit the Mark In button it set the recording start time just a few seconds after the start of the file. I then again went to “Save As and Index” and after a minutes (essentially the the time it took to copy the file) a new file was saved with the ability to move forward and reverse in Media Player and Divx Player. Yeah ! Hope this helps others.
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| 02 Dec 2007 05:02 am |
Armani_shoe Guest | CB - That Worked perfectly on all the files except for one, where the “Mark In” button is inactive, so basically cannot Mark in, only mark out, mostly because the file’s start time is set to “28:26:52” or something like that. Any suggestions?
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| 10 Dec 2007 04:05 am |
zee_oh_six Guest | i had the same problem but I tried using PowerDVD and the files can play in there.
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| 10 Dec 2007 04:30 am |
zee_oh_six Guest | oops sorry
powerdvd worked for some videos
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| 16 Dec 2007 12:58 am |
Groovy Guest | did not work for me as it says file is protected. don’t want to have a permanent copy just want to fast forward.
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| 22 Dec 2007 03:04 pm |
anon Guest | OK i got it.
-download the program called asfbin.
-extract asfbin and put the contents in a new folder. might have like 9 files.
-copy the video you want indexed to that folder
-run Reindex.bat
a DOS screen should popup displaying the file it’s working on and the progress %.
your new files will have the file name starting with “Reindexed-...."
really fast but i still do batches at a time.
if you want to delete the “reindexed-.." there are programs that can batch-rename files.
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| 22 Dec 2007 03:07 pm |
anon Guest | oh yea, after you are done move the videos out of that folder and then put in your new ones or else it will just reprocess videos you already did.
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