I'd like open a capture avi file to take screenshots. However, quicktime pro won't allow me to open more than 3:43 minutes of the capture file. Is there a way to fix this problem?
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Sounds like your AVI files are getting turncated at the 2GB (maybe 4GB depending on the resolution of your video)Originally posted by Indeed
I'd like open a capture avi file to take screenshots. However, quicktime pro won't allow me to open more than 3:43 minutes of the capture file. Is there a way to fix this problem?
Check out your file sizes, got any over 2GB? -
yup...they are bigger than 2 gigs..these are capture files...seems like quicktime isnt able to open more than 1 gigs...is there a way to fix/hack it?Comment
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I have no such problems, i use quicktime 6 though.Originally posted by Indeed
yup...they are bigger than 2 gigs..these are capture files...seems like quicktime isnt able to open more than 1 gigs...is there a way to fix/hack it?Comment
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I'm using the latest version as well, and registered as PRO....The file I'm trying to open is 3.85 gigs. It does open, but only 3:43 minutes of it.Comment
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What OS are you running? What is your Filesystem type?Originally posted by Indeed
I'm using the latest version as well, and registered as PRO....The file I'm trying to open is 3.85 gigs. It does open, but only 3:43 minutes of it.
Are you sure your AVI isnt only 3:43 mins long?Comment
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I usually use VirtualDub to take screenshots. But I wanted to try Quicktime Pro. With virtualDub, the files open without any problem. I tried with several avi files, and they all stop at 3:43 minutes in the quicktime time line. These movies are all longer than 3:43.
And apparently, I'm not the only one having this problem
check this out
http://www.wwug.com/forums/apple_qui....htm#startloopComment
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and I use windows2000Comment
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BUMP
Anyone here use this program and know how to fix this problem?Comment
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