video file problems

[djgietzen]

I seem to be having issues when ever I try and load a file with a "-" in the title. The system just locks up, if the file was on a dvd then I can eject the dvd to get control of the system back.


I finaly found a way to fix the screen resoltion problem I've been having. By rolling back the vid card drivers and installing the nero video codec I wa sable to get gbpvr to have the proper aspect ration when running in full screen mode using the vr9 setting. But now there is a noticible stutter in live tv, might a different codec fix this, or more ram (only have 128 in the box )

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I seem to be having issues when ever I try and load a file with a "-" in the title. The system just locks up, if the file was on a dvd then I can eject the dvd to get control of the system back.

I've just tried this here and not had any problems. Specifically what type of file was it?

[djgietzen]

well, it was several files, all from one disk.

I just went to load the disk on this machine and this drive is having dificulties just reading it.

The file type is not an issue, its the same typ and encoding as a file I played with out error.

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avi files? mpg files?

[djgietzen]

divix encoded avi's

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Are you able to reproduce and post your gbpvr.exe-native.log file?

[djgietzen]

No, I hav'nt been able to reproduce the problem, I'm convinced now it was just the disk stting askew in the drive or somthing. Files that failed to load before now load fine, off the same disk.

But, any adive on my other question? Would increasing the ram in my system from 128 to say, 512 help keep the playback from "skipping"?

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Would increasing the ram in my system from 128 to say, 512 help keep the playback from "skipping"?

Maybe. I dont really know.