Frame errors...Which errors

[spawnerlista]

I have two systems at my home. One with Windows XP that I use all the time to make my jobs, access internet... and another one with a clean Windows XP installation and XviD codec and Divx 5.03 codec. When I use Virtual Dub or Divxrepair to find frame errors on my standard system, he finds a lot of errors in one movie that I have. But if I scan for errors, using the same tool on my clean WinXP, he says that there is no errors. What a hell is that?

[killingspree]

what happens when you play the file in a normal movieplayer? does it work there? do you see single corrupted frames? (maybe green or with huge amounts of blocks - making the picture unrecognisable)
if you can playbayk it succesfully witout too many bad frames i would just leave it...

steVe

[spawnerlista]

The question is why one system don´t recongnize errors and another recognize. After use Divxrepair and if he founds errors, I watch the movie, but the problem is why on the clean XP install, Divxrepair can´t find errors.

[killingspree]

how did you transport the movie file from one computeer to the other?
do you test a burnt cd, or a file you copied over a network (LAN) if so, try burning the movie onto a CD- R(W) (of course the one that doesn't show any errors) and test it this way on the other computer...

steVe

[spawnerlista]

My 2 computers are connected on a 100MBPS LAN.
On COMPUTER1 I have used DivXRepair to find frame errors. Okay, DivXRepair find some errors and have created a new AVI without the bad frames.
On COMPUTER2 I copy from COMPUTER1 the original AVI file, not repaired, then have used DivXRepair to check. No errors.
My question is why one computer finds and other can´t find bad frames. Who is wrong?