In reply to fede re [transcode-users] avifix doesn't write fix: > I'm new to the list, hello :) > I have to fix many avi files in a folder, just discovered transcode and > avifix. Wow sounds the right tool to create an easy script, but got a > problem. > > $ md5sum mydivx.avi > 1f7ba1eee5b2b7009274c3cd2cec6d6f > > $ avifix -i "mydivx.avi" > [avifix] scanning AVI-file mydivx.avi for header information > [avilib.c] Reconstructing index... > [avilib.c] done. nvi=95069 nai=95057 tot=45632640 > [avilib] V: 25.000 fps, codec=DIV3, frames=95069, width=512, height=288 > [avilib] A: 48000 Hz, format=0x55, bits=0, channels=2, bitrate=96 kbps, > [avilib] 95057 chunks, 45632640 bytes, CBR > [avilib.c] Reconstructing index... > [avilib.c] done. nvi=95069 nai=95057 tot=45632640 > [avifix] updated AVI file mydivx.avi > [avilib] V: 25.000 fps, codec=DIV3, frames=95069, width=512, height=288 > [avilib] A: 48000 Hz, format=0x55, bits=0, channels=2, bitrate=96 kbps, > [avilib] 95057 chunks, 45632640 bytes, CBR > > $ md5sum mydivx.avi > 1f7ba1eee5b2b7009274c3cd2cec6d6f > > The file is always the same!! > >
That's because you haven't told avifix what parameter to "fix"; you need to use at least one of -F, -f, -N, -b, -e and -a. -- Geoff
