XnView crash when I open (right clic=>open) some video files encoded with divx 4.12 (didn't tested in files encoded with other versions of divx/xvid). I tried it with files with different resolutions: 320x240, 512x384, 640x352 & 480x384, XnView crashed in almost all cases but not with the 480x384 file (weird). Otherwise I can play these videos without problem in the preview pane (the problem it's only when I open the file).
All codecs are properly installed and I can play these videos perfectly in WMP.
XnView crash when play some videos
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Re: XnView crash when play some videos
Could you send me a sample?TGB_72 wrote:XnView crash when I open (right clic=>open) some video files encoded with divx 4.12 (didn't tested in files encoded with other versions of divx/xvid). I tried it with files with different resolutions: 320x240, 512x384, 640x352 & 480x384, XnView crashed in almost all cases but not with the 480x384 file (weird). Otherwise I can play these videos without problem in the preview pane (the problem it's only when I open the file).
All codecs are properly installed and I can play these videos perfectly in WMP.
Pierre.
I sent you a sample of 2MB (divx 4.12, 512x384) at your mail (the one that appear in your website), but I couldn't reproduce the same problem with that little video, instead crash XnView plays only the sound of the file (a black picture with sound, no video). The crash that I mentioned above accour with large files (300MB+).
I found the cause of the crash at last . The problem wasn't Xnview or Xvid but the mpeg4 decoder of Windvd 6 (MP4VDEC.ax) that is installed and registered as the default mpeg4 decoder for the system.
In case that other people have this problem removing MP4VDEC.ax files from Windvd installation folder...
\program files\intervideo\dvd6\MP4VDEC.ax,
\program files\intervideo\common\bin\MP4VDEC.ax
... and their corresponding keys in the registry (CCleaner is useful for this) will solve the problem.
In case that other people have this problem removing MP4VDEC.ax files from Windvd installation folder...
\program files\intervideo\dvd6\MP4VDEC.ax,
\program files\intervideo\common\bin\MP4VDEC.ax
... and their corresponding keys in the registry (CCleaner is useful for this) will solve the problem.