Incomplete .wmv not streamable. "janefield2002[ at ]yahoo.com" <janefield2002[ at ]yahoo.com> 7/9/2007 7:13:39 AM Hi, I record tv shows programmatically with my windows media encoder. Sometimes, I shutdown my recording program and there is consequently and incomplete .wmv file. I CAN open the file on the desktop by using "open". However, it seems that the file is not indexed, since I cannot drag the pointer (fast forward) the show. The problem is that accessing it through the URL via mms. is impossible. I get a message that says "Windows Media Player" cannot find the file. If you are trying to play, burn, or sync and item that is in your library, it might point to a file that has been moved, renamed or deleted." Thanks!

Re: Incomplete .wmv not streamable. Vegethalia <vegethalia[ at ]gmail.com> 7/9/2007 7:26:51 AM janefield2002[ at ]yahoo.com ha escrit: [Quoted Text] > Hi, > > I record tv shows programmatically with my windows media encoder. > Sometimes, I shutdown my recording program and there is consequently > and incomplete .wmv file. > > I CAN open the file on the desktop by using "open". However, it seems > that the file is not indexed, since I cannot drag the pointer (fast > forward) the show. > > The problem is that accessing it through the URL via mms. is > impossible. I get a message that says "Windows Media Player" cannot > find the file. If you are trying to play, burn, or sync and item that > is in your library, it might point to a file that has been moved, > renamed or deleted." > > Thanks! As you pointed, probably the problem is that the file is not correctly indexed when the encoding program crashes. You can rebuild the index using the 'Windows Media File Editor'. This utility comes with the WMEncoder. Simply open the corrupted file and choose 'Save and index' from the File Menu. Vegethalia ----------------------------------- http://www.pleyhades.com

Re: Incomplete .wmv not streamable. "janefield2002[ at ]yahoo.com" <janefield2002[ at ]yahoo.com> 7/13/2007 9:46:44 AM Thank you Vegethalia. The thing is I also want an "incomplete" file to be streamable. This is because I do not want to wait till the full file is saved to disk (and indexed) before I can see it... Why does it need to be indexed if it is to be streamed? This process is automated, so I cannot use windows media encoder. Thank you! On Jul 9, 3:26 pm, Vegethalia <vegetha...[ at ]gmail.com> wrote: [Quoted Text] > janefield2...[ at ]yahoo.com ha escrit: > > > > > > > Hi, > > > I record tv shows programmatically with my windows media encoder. > > Sometimes, I shutdown my recording program and there is consequently > > and incomplete .wmv file. > > > I CAN open the file on the desktop by using "open". However, it seems > > that the file is not indexed, since I cannot drag the pointer (fast > > forward) the show. > > > The problem is that accessing it through the URL via mms. is > > impossible. I get a message that says "Windows Media Player" cannot > > find the file. If you are trying to play, burn, or sync and item that > > is in your library, it might point to a file that has been moved, > > renamed or deleted." > > > Thanks! > > As you pointed, probably the problem is that the file is not correctly > indexed when the encoding program crashes. > You can rebuild the index using the 'Windows Media File Editor'. This > utility comes with the WMEncoder. > Simply open the corrupted file and choose 'Save and index' from the > File Menu. > > Vegethalia > -----------------------------------http://www.pleyhades.com- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text -