File truncated in the "legacy index" area

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Wim Kok
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File truncated in the "legacy index" area

Post by Wim Kok »

MovieFactory 7 Pro never gives me a problem, neither in SD nor working with HD files.
I experienced however my first crash after loading a SD file which was edited in MSP8 and rendered as an avi file. Rendering the file as a mpg file did not change the behaviour of MovieFactory 7 Pro. I checked the file in G-Spot and found this remark:

File truncated in the "legacy index" area. • 496 bytes are missing DV Type 2 AVI Multipart OpenDML AVI (3 parts) (31155 frames in first part, 0 frames follow)

In preview everything seemed to be ok, the crash occured after start of the burning process.
Can’t think of anything causing this crash, perhaps anyone can explane this.
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Re: File truncated in the "legacy index" area

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Have you tried updating your direct X and installed the DVD Movie Factory updates?
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Wim Kok
Posts: 93
Joined: Mon Nov 19, 2007 5:59 pm
operating_system: Windows 7 Home Premium
System_Drive: C
32bit or 64bit: 64 Bit
processor: AMD FXtm-4100 Quad-Core
ram: 8 GB
Video Card: NVIDIA GT 520
sound_card: Realtek AC97
Hard_Drive_Capacity: C640 D500
Monitor/Display Make & Model: Acer AL1951 LCD
Location: The Netherlands

Re: File truncated in the "legacy index" area

Post by Wim Kok »

Thanks Abiel for your response.
DirectX as well as DMF 7Pro are up-to-date, DMF with SP1 only because I work on XP.
I've tried several solutions but a re-install of DMF 7 Pro was the only way to get rid of this strange problem.
I've seen such a remark never before that my file was "too short" and I still do not understand which bytes
were missing.
Best regards, Wim Kok
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