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Black Hawk
16 Jun 2003, 02:40am
When I enter a folder which has a certain movie that it's in 2 segments, explorer crashes. I can only view from inside a program when I'm gonna choose it, or from run. Even if I join the files, it crashes. The files do work well. Doesn't matter what folder I put the video in, it crashes. Do I have to get a program to repair it or edit it?

mmonnin
16 Jun 2003, 02:42am
You dont happen to have all the details listed in the thread. Like size, resolution, bitrate and stuff showing up in the folder do you? I know that takes all my cycles when I had that on once. And the info could be wrong or something if you split it.

Spinner
16 Jun 2003, 02:47am
This may not be relevant, but I on occasion have also had problems with explorer crashing, in my case when it tries to display a thumbnail preview of a movie file. I found it only did this when I didn't have the necessary codec installed for it to run. Once I installed the codec for it, it stopped crashing when I opened up the folder it was in.

Black Hawk
16 Jun 2003, 03:11am
mmonnin said
You dont happen to have all the details listed in the thread. Like size, resolution, bitrate and stuff showing up in the folder do you? I know that takes all my cycles when I had that on once. And the info could be wrong or something if you split it. No, I have it only displaying the thumbnail although thinking about it, I don't really think I need thumbnails for a movie folder sine I already know what movie they are =/.

The file already came split.


Spinner said
This may not be relevant, but I on occasion have also had problems with explorer crashing, in my case when it tries to display a thumbnail preview of a movie file. I found it only did this when I didn't have the necessary codec installed for it to run. Once I installed the codec for it, it stopped crashing when I opened up the folder it was in. Necesarry codecs are installed and I already saw the movie. It only happens with the thumbnail. I would refresh the thumbnail but it crashes when selecting it :(

mmonnin
16 Jun 2003, 03:36am
Does it crash it the folder was ina different mode, like just a list of files or small pic of file type/ext.

Black Hawk
16 Jun 2003, 03:52am
Nope. Only in thumbnail view.

Spinner
16 Jun 2003, 03:10pm
Try deleting the thumb.ini (or whatever it is) to refresh it. You'll need to change the folder settings so you can view the system files so you can see it.

I can't think what else it could be.

Black Hawk
17 Jun 2003, 12:00am
It doesn't even get to create the thumbnail.

mmonnin
17 Jun 2003, 04:48am
Blackhawk said
Nope. Only in thumbnail view.

Well dont use that view. Simple as that.

Black Hawk
18 Jun 2003, 04:05am
Fixed it. Had to use a diffrent build of the codec (XviD).

Pekinight
21 Jan 2004, 10:51am
Hello,
Sorry for my bad english i'm from switzerland

Windows XP want get info from .avi and if u have a lot of .avi it take several time to analyse and if ur .avi are corrupted or incomplete(because download with e-mule or another p2p) a lot of time.

go to regedit HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\SystemFileAssociations\.avi\shellex\PropertyHandler\
Delete the default key and it's OK.

U loose some info but u know how long lasts your film and if is a divx or xvid no ?

ahmadf14
17 Oct 2006, 06:58am
When I enter a folder which has a certain movie that it's in 2 segments, explorer crashes. I can only view from inside a program when I'm gonna choose it, or from run. Even if I join the files, it crashes. The files do work well. Doesn't matter what folder I put the video in, it crashes. Do I have to get a program to repair it or edit it?


Hey i have a solution to your problem, i was experiencing the same problem
Explorer seems to have trouble generating an image for the avi files so what i had to do was just make a REGistry change and that seems to have solved internet explorer from crashing.

simply make a text file and enter

REGSVR32 /U SHMEDIA.DLL


in it and then rename it to filename.bat
when u run that file it should take care of it for you.