Viewing Downloaded Video Files

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cvallerie
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Viewing Downloaded Video Files

Post by cvallerie » 2004-02-03 01:29

The files I download stop after a few seconds of play. For example, the player says that the file is 20 min long but it only plays 1min and stops :x . HELP!

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Re: Viewing Downloaded Video Files

Post by Ypsilon » 2004-02-20 10:40

cvallerie wrote:The files I download stop after a few seconds of play. For example, the player says that the file is 20 min long but it only plays 1min and stops :x . HELP!


Well, this can happen because of a lot of reasons. Some reasons that I can think of while reading your post, are these:

- You have not downloaded the file completly. A good way to solve this to happen again is to make the settings in dc++ so the fully downloaded files get into one directory, and the rest, (not fully downloaded), in another. I can't show you exactly where you fix this, because I'm in school right now :roll:
Maybe another one can tell you how to fix that. Maybe you now how to fix it yourself, I don't know :D

- Something messed up with your player or codecs? :?

- Maybe you should shut down dc++ before you view that file.
That could be the reason to this problem if that file isn't finsihed.

- The #1 reason....you just have downloaded an incomplete file(!). That happends sometimes, and when that happends to me, I get angry. I wonder why people share incomplete files....that..is...so..stupid! (No reason to swear here or anything :lol: )

Next time you post, please be more spefific. (not sure about my spelling there, but who cares?)
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Post by TheParanoidOne » 2004-02-20 10:43

Actually, it sounds like a classic case of Rollback Inconsistency. Is there anything written in the Errors column of the download queue?

Do a search for "Rollback Inconsistency" for further information.
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Post by GargoyleMT » 2004-02-21 18:06

Assuming your file is a DivX file, try using DivFix to see if any corruption is reported.

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