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Hey Guys,
My system crashed during a capture this evening. It crashed 3 minutes in to the capture, leaving a file size of 590MB. I was capturing a clip live off-air which won't be repeated, so I'd like to try and retrieve as much of it as possible.
When I open the file in VirtualDub I get the message 'Reconstructing missing index block (Agressive mode)'. The file then opens but I can't do anything with it. Can't move the trackbar from it's starting position, can't see any frames at all. I then tried using AVISynth to open the file with VDub. This time I could move the trackbar and see frames, but only the first 32 seconds of the clip opened.
I tried opening the clip using AVIEdit. After about a minute the clip opened, but only the first 32 seconds again.
Is there anything else I could do to try and get at the other 2 and a half minutes? Any other programs I could try?
The clip was captured using an MJPEG codec, 768x576 PAL.
TIA for any advice.
Thanks for the reply Seb.
Actually, I've had some luck in fixing the avi. Found a program called DivFix, opened the file with it and selected Rebuild Index. It seems to have done the trick, the avi now plays for the full 3 minutes.