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Re: AW: Re: AW: Re: MP crashes when importing some movies

Glad to see you did the work to search for an existing problem.

I also see that zenitram (one of the lead developers on MediaInfo) was able to identify and fix the problem:

So you could test with the snapshot DLL and see if that fixes it for you as well. If it doesn't keep a hold of the 'bad' file you have, as you can provide that to zenitram (they will provide FTP account details to upload), so that they can fix it. I've done the same myself when MediaInfo was causing issues with certain AVI files, and once the fix is in place it will benefit everybody.

Direct Download = MediaInfo DLL (part of the application) 32-bit version from Jan 19th 2012 (Open source based 7-zip program or 7z compatible extractor required)

<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 836231" data-attributes="member: 18896">Re: AW: Re: AW: Re: MP crashes when importing some moviesGlad to see you did the work to search for an existing problem.I also see that zenitram (one of the lead developers on MediaInfo) was able to identify and fix the problem:So you could test with the snapshot DLL and see if that fixes it for you as well. If it doesn't keep a hold of the 'bad' file you have, as you can provide that to zenitram (they will provide FTP account details to upload), so that they can fix it. I've done the same myself when MediaInfo was causing issues with certain AVI files, and once the fix is in place it will benefit everybody.Direct Download = <a href="http://sourceforge.net/projects/mediainfo/files/development_snapshots/0.7.52%2B/MediaInfo_GUI_20120119_Windows_i386_WithoutInstaller.7z/download" target="_blank">MediaInfo DLL (part of the application) 32-bit version from Jan 19th 2012</a> (Open source based 7-zip program or 7z compatible extractor required)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 836231, member: 18896"] [b]Re: AW: Re: AW: Re: MP crashes when importing some movies[/b] Glad to see you did the work to search for an existing problem. I also see that zenitram (one of the lead developers on MediaInfo) was able to identify and fix the problem: So you could test with the snapshot DLL and see if that fixes it for you as well. If it doesn't keep a hold of the 'bad' file you have, as you can provide that to zenitram (they will provide FTP account details to upload), so that they can fix it. I've done the same myself when MediaInfo was causing issues with certain AVI files, and once the fix is in place it will benefit everybody. Direct Download = [b][url=http://sourceforge.net/projects/mediainfo/files/development_snapshots/0.7.52%2B/MediaInfo_GUI_20120119_Windows_i386_WithoutInstaller.7z/download]MediaInfo DLL (part of the application) 32-bit version from Jan 19th 2012[/url][/b] (Open source based 7-zip program or 7z compatible extractor required) [/QUOTE]