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Corrupt file
Posted: Fri May 14, 2004 7:56 pm
by Gamin86
Yu Yu Hakusho epidsode 63 from Anime-MX doesnt work when i try to play it. Is it just me or there is an error with that file. Everyother one i try works.
Posted: Sat May 15, 2004 11:29 am
by wahaha
Get GSpot (see
How to play the files? - Codecs, Players and Tools) and start it twice:
- in the one window of GSpot, open one of the files that works (e.g. ep 62) and click "render"
- in the other window of GSpot, open the file that does not work and click "render"
Is there any difference between the two (apart from size and metadata)?
(Note: The message about ogg_vorbis not being installed is normal.)
Posted: Thu Jun 24, 2004 4:05 pm
by Guest
i have the same problem with several files (episodes from ragnarock, full metal alchemist, samurai champloo), they crash the media player upon loading and even crash windows explorer when using thumbnail prewiew.
any suggestions what i should look for when using Gspot?
Posted: Thu Jun 24, 2004 7:31 pm
by wahaha
Look out for the 4cc of all these files being "xvid", "divx/xvid" or "dx50/xvid". If so, get the latest version of the xvid-codec from
Koepi and try again.
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2004 5:41 pm
by Naqaj
interesting detail: it's only the windows programs (explorer and media player) that are affected (read: crash), VideoLAN plays the files without any problems, and total commander can work with them just fine.
Damn, i hate Microsoft ... but then again, who doesn't

Posted: Fri Jul 02, 2004 1:29 pm
by Elberet
If the file is a .ogm file, it sounds like the file triggers the bad ol' bug in OggDS9555. That's a well-known problem, actually. Programs using DirectShow to play a video will eventually use the OGM splitter from that package. If so, the bug in the splitter causes the whole program to just plain exit and die a quick, silent death. VLC is immune to this since it has a non-broken version of the Ogg Media splitter built-in. (In fact, it doesn't use DirectShow at all...)