> Please correct me if I am wrong, but it appears that avisplit is broken > in transcode-1.0.2 and older.
After a lot more research I am 100% confident that OpenDML support in transcode is broken and OpenDML (large .avi) files produced by transcode will not play in Windows Media Player and any other directshow application. The problem does not manifest itself on Linux because mplayer and xine do not use OpenDML indexes the way for example directshow does. First obvious problem is with dwDuration's for both video and audio in superindexes. For video and non raw PCM audio it should be "nEntriesInUse" and not "nEntriesInUse-1". For PCM audio the only way to know dwDuration is to calculate number of indexed samples as they being indexed, so fixing it requires a bit of code mod. Fixing dwDurations in superindexes still does not fix the problem and there is something wrong with the way audio is indexed (that's why I am not submiting a patch at the moment). Since mplayer and QuickTime could play the files I figure regular index chunks are fine (I believe both players would look for regular index chunks and "disregard" superchunks). Since transcode produced OpenDML files without audio could play in windows media player, I am pretty sure the problem is with the way audio is indexed. Any ideas what could be wrong and how to fix it would be greatly appreciated. Regards, Aleksey
