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pasta03
22nd February 2007, 22:43
Hey!
I have got with GSpot 2.70 final the problem with the identification codec the video.
I have a move compress with Koepi's XviD 1.1.2 final

When I open him in GSpot 2.60 RC1 all is ok the programme correctly identifies codec the video:

http://img178.imageshack.us/img178/1308/v260rc1xa9.jpg

Instead when the opening the same the move in GSpot 2.70 final the programme doesn't show exact informations on codec the video:

http://img181.imageshack.us/img181/6641/v27ak8.jpg


Someone maybe know what is wrong?

HeadBangeR77
22nd February 2007, 23:43
Already reported here, in the G-Spot's thread:

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=958773#post958773

So I would suggest to go back to RC-1, at least that's what I've just done. ;)

stegre
23rd February 2007, 04:12
Should be fixed now, try v2.70a (http://www.headbands.com/gspot/) instead. The original 2.70 had been posted less than 24 hrs before I became aware that some last minute bugs had crept in.

pasta03
23rd February 2007, 16:50
On v2.70a everything is OK!!!:)

shae
26th February 2007, 20:06
stegre, thanks for the new version.

There's another bug with 2.70(a): The preload length is not reported correctly. It tends to show 512ms most of the time (or all).

Correction: In *some* cases. For example, a file with 500ms of AC3 preload showed 512ms. Maybe it's rounded up to the audio frame size?

setarip_old
26th February 2007, 22:59
@stegre

Hi!

I wonder if there isn't a "gentler" way to indicate the true status of MPEG-2 codecs/filters, soa s not to unnecessarily worry/frighten the "unanointed"?

I have been using the WinDVD MPEG-2 filter/decoder (associated with Windows) for years for DVD playback, with no additional MPEG-2 codecs installed.

When I drag & drop a .VOB file onto GSpot v.2.70A, it shows a BRIGHT RED notice that "No codec is installed".

Of course, at the bottom left of the screen, if I click on the "MS A/V" radiobutton, the information flow is accurately depicted...