In data mercoledì 21 luglio 2010 21:27:37, Geoff Clements ha scritto: > > 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.
Thanks for reply. I'm sorry but i have no clue what i have to fix, and which parameter to use, i try to explain: I just backupped on hard disk many old cds/dvds, some cd are very old, 7+ years. Many of oldest were not fully readable anymore and data were lost. Now i discovered that polymer used to build cds got a timer on his life.. no matter how good you care of them. Guys consider different solutions for your loveliest data if you want to travel your life with a recorded past. Well, some of those could be copied till the end with some short hangs here and there. Those avi files are still usable, but index is broken (if i don't fix index with vlc then i can't jump around on movie). I got a folder with 99 of those avi files, some a bit broken some working perfectly. The index have just to be rewritten with correct values after examining the files, one by one (like VLC does when telling to open a file, but that program seems to work in read mode only). I have to script it because i can't look into 99 files one by one what's broken. By the way, how could i know what's broken? (just note that those files were collected during many years, many encoded by myself with different codecs/versions, some have been processed by other people. I Started those files with the "hack" divx3.11, then xvid when divx were rewritten from scratch with mpeg4 standards and become open source and could be forked. Audio may be mp3/ac3/ogg and so on... those files got many "technical flavours" ;) ). Does avifix fit my needs? Your suggestions would be very appreciated! Thanks for patience. ____________________________________________________________ Publish your photos in seconds for FREE TRY IM TOOLPACK at http://www.imtoolpack.com/default.aspx?rc=if4
