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Tuesday, June 26, 2007 11:25 AM
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RE: Maximum .avi file
It
depends how you make it.
Firstly, you need to be using an NTFS file system and not FAT. But
that's probably not a problem.
There are two different services for managing AVI. The first
one is Video For Windows, and it dates back from Windows 3.1, and is
limited to 2 gig file size. This is the service used by XSI and most
applications that date back from NT 4.0 It's effectivly a dead
API. It's possible that QuickTime is also using that API when it's
writing AVIs.
The
second service is Direct Show. It's used by Adobe products, windows media
player and everything more recent, and it supports AVI 2.0, with no
file size limit.
Can you help me on that? As soon as I
make an .avi over 2Gig I'm not able to play it from anything (Window
Média, Winamp)
Does 2.0 Gig is the maximum size for an
.avi to be played? Even on xp x64? With all the new HD format How
do you manage that?
Thanks to all
Ford55