it sounds like an incomplete file - from what I gather divx  keep the
index  at the end of the file. if the file is not complete, the index
will not be there. Windows Media Player refuses to play these files
(though you can fix them using virtualdub), but mplayer will happily
play them, but w/out the index you will be unable to see in the file (ff
or rew).

If it's something you downloaded, try downloading it again, otherwise
use virtualdub to fix it. (I'm sure there must be something in linux
that fix these, but I've never come across it).

Dave Smylie

On Sun, 2003-10-19 at 07:29, skeeterskip wrote:
> I have this one video file that I could play in Windows just fine and skip
> around also. I transferred via Samba to linux machine and it plays in linux
> but I can't FFW or Rew. It isn't just in Freevo that it does this but other
> programs in Linux also.
> 
> And, if I try to watch the video via my Samba drive in Windows, I get popup
> in Windows Media Player that says ClassFactory cannot supply requested
> class. Yet, I can play all my other videos in Windows using my linux samba
> mapped drive.
> 
> It is a divx movie just like the others, so I can't figure it out. Hmmm..
> 
> 
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