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| Thread ID: 39665 | 2003-11-13 08:40:00 | help my 580mb damaged .mov file | TheBOKE (2107) | Press F1 |
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| 191600 | 2003-11-13 08:40:00 | well, basically, i finally downloaded a huge mov file in a zip folder. after finding it was corrupted and i could not unzip it, i found a zip repair program and fixed the zip file. but then, after opening the mov file, it just stays on that one frame after about a minute and the music/sound keeps playing. i am assuming it is corrupted but i cant find a .mov repair program. i have seen hundreds for avi, mpeg, and all other windows formats but i cant seem to find the mov one, any ideas? | TheBOKE (2107) | ||
| 191601 | 2003-11-13 08:43:00 | I see flashget has some zip fixer or something. I think what it does is just download the corrupted parts again. See what your download manager can do if you used one |
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| 191602 | 2003-11-13 09:18:00 | If you have the moviefile, try with Virtual Dub to read it. | peter.jonsson (3024) | ||
| 191603 | 2003-11-13 09:53:00 | Are you sure the file completed downloading properly? Zip has primitive recovery algorithms, if any. Rar is much better. Try renaming the file extension (.mov -> .avi or .mpeg). Where did you download it from. If from a P2P network it could be a 'fake' or useless programs like kazaa can corrupt downloads quite easily. A movie editor program might be able to import the video stream, and then you could manually cut out the corrupt frames and then convert the new file. |
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