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soujir0u
1st April 2003, 09:00
Hello, I've made a 2.1GB OGM file with Xvid and OGG audio. When I play the file with BSPlayer or WMP9, it takes a long time to load the file, and seeking often makes it crash. It also occasionally freezes for a while and then continues. The tray icon slows down my PC to a crawl, so I disabled it.

If I split up the files to smaller ones (700MB), they play perfectly fine (no slowdown or crashing). However I want to keep it as a single file because it's a concert rip... (don't want to have a cut in the middle of a song).

Anyone know how to solve this problem? Thanks in advance. Oh, and I'm using WinXP Pro with NTFS partitions, Athlon 1.2GHz, 768MB RAM, GeForce4 MX440 so I think my hardware should be OK?

mikeson
1st April 2003, 11:01
I've got similar problems these big OGM files. Try original Media Player 6.4, it works for me (but I know it is only temporary solution).

Didée
1st April 2003, 14:01
Originally posted by soujir0u
When I play the file with BSPlayer or WMP9, it takes a long time to load the file, and seeking often makes it crash.
Now ... almost every player on earth relies on Windows' automatic DShow graph building to play a media file. A few players, however, don't rely on that automatism and handle that stuff themselves internally. Two examples for those players are - guess what - BSPlayer and WMP9.

Throw your file into graphedit, and have a look how it behaves there. If it's okay there, then I would look out for another player (Tip: Zoooooooooom...)

Having said that, I must admit that I have not created an OGM > 2GB myself yet (never went for 3 CDs up to now). Will give it a test ...

Didée

Suiryc
1st April 2003, 14:32
Unless Tobias changed this in his filters since last time (OggDS) then it is (ot at least really seems to be) a problem with those filters which doesn't seem to handle files bigger than 2GB ...

tiki4
1st April 2003, 14:48
I second this.

I don't know which language the OggDS are written in, maybe Delphi (take a look at the source of OggCut). So I fear there's nothing you can do about then avoiding files > 2GB.

tiki4

jNA!
1st April 2003, 15:46
im using MPC ther other day a OGM crashed my puter
223 mb
can you plz recommend a place to get newer filters for ogg or codecs

tiki4
1st April 2003, 16:04
Latest version:

tobias.everwicked.com (http://tobias.everwicked.com)

NoLogo
2nd April 2003, 18:29
Unfortunately, the "newer filters for ogg" are quite old now... (maybe 5 or 6 months).

tiki4
3rd April 2003, 08:23
Ha.

Unfortunately even the guys at CoreCodec seem not to know what happened to Tobias Waldvogel since then...

Last I read was he joined Xiph to work on Theora.

tiki4

soujir0u
3rd April 2003, 22:44
I tried using mplayer2 to play it, same problem (though loading was a bit faster). Currently I'm just using a .bsi file to open the video and audio streams together and using Bsplayer chapters. Works fine for the time being. :D