Am Montag, 17. September 2001 14:04 schrieben Sie:
> On Mon, 2001-09-17 at 13:54, Roland Seuhs wrote:
> > Hi!
> >
> > When aviplay plays an incomplete avi, the index is generated
> > automagically (which is a great feature), but since this may take a long
> > time, it would be nice to safe the index somehow or better safe a
> > correctly indexed avi.
>
> Think of that for a minute.. I usually view files whilst they are being
> downloaded, something that includes creating an index. If you however
> saved the index in the middle of a download, that would corrupt the file
> (iirc).
Sure, everything that changes the file should be optional.
Even a description how to repair the avi using some other tool could be
enough. (But that description should be put to stdout when a broken avi is
read. You know, something like: Reconstructing index, this may take a long
time. You may repair the file with "avirepair -a -b -c" manually.)
> Something that would be nice however would be that aviplay could reload
> a file when nearing the end. I usually start viewing an episode of a
> show (40min) when there's about 15 minutes left of downloading. This
> forces me to open the file again and forward to about the same place
> that the last playing stopped.
>
> Does this make any sense to anyone without my mind? ;-P
(Since you probably wanted to post to the list, I'll leave that quote)
Roland
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