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Originally Posted by GrimNir
Hi, thank you
yeah I tried both the avs converter 3.0 20fps and 22fps programs. In truth I have managed 3 working conversions out of over 57 different avi files all tried on in total 16 different programs. I even tried reducing the fps by points down 19, 18, 17 and 16. I've tried it on high normal and low quality. I've tried all 3 of those with every combination of audio file conversion I can think of, reducing and increasing the bitrate. Using magic avi i completely duplicated everything you printed out for the working file, and even did so on the original avi's that worked
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1 working file is 20fps as you noted the other 2 are 22fps. The annoying thing is I tried to duplicate my sucesses with the exact same files and programs and settings that worked the first time and the subsequent finished files failed to play. According to win avi 10 and virtual dub and several others the 6 Big bang pilot episode files are identical a couple a few mb bigger or smaller. But only the original works. Now thats really weird
I've given up now. The 3 working files seem to be some weird mutation and I believe I must have a defective chip. My other, identical player plays converted avi's without an issue. Its just this new one that so blasted anoying.
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Have you tried using
viDrop with the same settings?
I've found that if AVS Converter doesn't work, viDrop generally works.
You can download it from here:
viDrop