Infamous Ten

grande351 · 10-26-2009, 03:48 AM

It sounds like the length of the video itself might be incorrect. I downloaded a video once that exhibited the same characteristics that have been mentioned here. Once I finally found a player that would play it, in this instance Media Player Classic, I noticed that the time counter of the video would go up to over 8 hours even though the actual video was only about 11 minutes long. This must have been causing the players to go out of sync. I don't know if this is what's happening here because I cannot download from Danielle's members area due to a different issue.

If someone does get it to play, please note the run time and see if it's correct. I eventually solved the video length issue by opening it up in Windows Movie Maker, "trimming off" the excess time at the end and saving it as an AVI.

Dilbert49 · 10-26-2009, 03:54 AM

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Originally Posted by grande351

If someone does get it to play, please note the run time and see if it's correct. I eventually solved the video length issue by opening it up in Windows Movie Maker, "trimming off" the excess time at the end and saving it as an AVI.

For me it displays a time of 10:52 and plays to 10:48 (using VLC media player).

10-26-2009, 03:48 AM	#1
grande351 Danielle's Imaginary Boyfriend Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Baltimore, Maryland Posts: 876	It sounds like the length of the video itself might be incorrect. I downloaded a video once that exhibited the same characteristics that have been mentioned here. Once I finally found a player that would play it, in this instance Media Player Classic, I noticed that the time counter of the video would go up to over 8 hours even though the actual video was only about 11 minutes long. This must have been causing the players to go out of sync. I don't know if this is what's happening here because I cannot download from Danielle's members area due to a different issue. If someone does get it to play, please note the run time and see if it's correct. I eventually solved the video length issue by opening it up in Windows Movie Maker, "trimming off" the excess time at the end and saving it as an AVI.