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Request for the dayside - can you take 30 secs to help me look at something?
Having a problem that I don't understand, with clips encoded by my video guy.
Can anyone who has a media player that shows total time of a clip --- just take a look at the two clips here, and let me know: 1. what's the running time you get for the clips? 2. what media player (if WMP, what version) are you using? http://www.smoking-fetish.com/mpegs Thanks for your help :) |
bump bump for help
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gee, thanks for the help :(
sorry i didn't post any pics or drama.... |
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thanks :)
anyone else, hopefully with WMP to see the times? |
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1:37.46
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both were 1 minute 37 secs..
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thanks everyone :)
if anyone has any ideas what could be causing this, I'd be thrilled lol |
WMP 11 by default does not display the time at all when "classic
menus" are used. If you turn the classic menus off, the time display is at the TOP of the window. http://www.tech-archive.net/Archive/.../msg00793.html found this by: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&r...ed&btnG=Search are u in classic view? |
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yeah, it has to be a codec issue
the first thing I though of was ensuring your video dude uses a proven method [codec, encoding program] that you can see has worked before for you or his other projects |
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downloaded for WMP, 1.37 for the first vid
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Thanks, this is really strange, it works for some people with WMP, not others, and it's not version-specific :(
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