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<blockquote data-quote="thebalance" data-source="post: 338263" data-attributes="member: 81611"><p>Thanks for looking - you will be disappointed to hear that the file isn't corrupted - it really is a 3mb file with about 1 sec of video, it comes off a Panasonic TZ5 camera at its highest resolution (1280z720 @ 30 fps) and was the shortest film I could achieve.</p><p></p><p>It works on my mpc-hc but obviously because of the shortness (and darkness of where I pointed the camera!) it is odd but works the same as any of my videos from that camera - if you got video you did well.</p><p></p><p>I might give running mpc-hc as the external player for media portal a go if it can support dxva as it does work and is no hassle.</p><p></p><p>filmerit does make an automatic restore point, I forgot that so reinstalled wmp which worked.</p><p></p><p>Thanks</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="thebalance, post: 338263, member: 81611"] Thanks for looking - you will be disappointed to hear that the file isn't corrupted - it really is a 3mb file with about 1 sec of video, it comes off a Panasonic TZ5 camera at its highest resolution (1280z720 @ 30 fps) and was the shortest film I could achieve. It works on my mpc-hc but obviously because of the shortness (and darkness of where I pointed the camera!) it is odd but works the same as any of my videos from that camera - if you got video you did well. I might give running mpc-hc as the external player for media portal a go if it can support dxva as it does work and is no hassle. filmerit does make an automatic restore point, I forgot that so reinstalled wmp which worked. Thanks [/QUOTE]
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