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Sat Sep 06, 2014 12:03 pm
Hello,
PSP6 here. I have a video that creates an iso image fine. But when I play the image, some videos (not all) show up as a sliver. The slide lasts the right duration, just the video is only partially visible (maybe 5% max). On multiple iso creations, different videos are affected. So, sometimes one works, sometimes it does not. Happens to mts and mov files. I have tried deleting the pxc file, with no luck.
Any ideas,
Rich
Sun Sep 07, 2014 6:50 am
I have not seen that one before. The fact that creating multiple ISO files gives different results seems suspicious. Are you using the latest build (6.0.3410) or a different one? Are the video files from the same source ? Video can be a funny duck - often they have different quirky properties depending on the camera that created them. I know with avi files, that the "avi" file type is just a container and can contain many different actual video types with different codecs. I think the same applies to MOV files although I don't have much experience with them.
mikey
Sun Sep 07, 2014 1:27 pm
Hi Mikey,
Yes, the build is current. One file type is from and Olympus point and shoot and the other a Sony DSLR.
Rich
Sun Sep 07, 2014 2:26 pm
OK. Since I have not seen this before (and don't remember any one else commenting on it), probably the best thing to do is contact Photodex support tomorrow - either email or phone if you are in the US. They generally are pretty good - perhaps they know the answer or if not, would like to see the video files that are causing the problem although I am puzzled by the fact that it doesn't seem to give the same result each time. If you have a short show with the problem files in it and then without changing the show at all, create 2 or 3 different ISO files, do they have different failure modes? (testshow_01.iso, testshow_02.iso, etc.). Note that the free VLC player can play most iso files so you don't need to burn to disk.
mikey
Sun Sep 07, 2014 3:16 pm
Thanks Mikey. I contacted support.
I will try the multiple iso (I can't get vlc to work, but it works on iDeer trial.
I may also strip out the pics and just leave the videos, which may make finding patterns easier.
Rich
Sun Sep 07, 2014 8:09 pm
I wonder what the problem is with VLC ? I just opened an ISO I had created with VLC on my machine (win7/64) and it played fine including the menu (it even upgraded VLC to the latest version (2.1.5) with no problems)
mikey