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September 3rd, 2002
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 45 seconds for a 105 MB file?!?!?!?! hey everybody, I downloaded a video file that was 105 megabytes. When I lauched the file in Quicktime it only plays for 45 seconds. I have another file this size that is 25 minutes long. What is going on, why does it only play for 45 secs??????  |
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September 5th, 2002
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 There's a good chance the file is corrupt. There are some file fixers around if you do a search. If it is an AVI(divx) file there is a fixer in the Nimo Codec pack (do a LimeWire search for Nimo codec). If it is an MPEG - There's a good chance the rest of the file is blank (somebody sharing a file which didn't complete download). Mark |
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