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    My program writes avi files (using a video capturing card) using the windows API (AVIFileCreateStream etc.) When the file is quite large (3 GB) the avi file becomes corrupt. The VirtualDub-program analyses the file with the message : missing index block. Can someone help me regarding this problem? Best regards, Peter de Hon PdH

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      My program writes avi files (using a video capturing card) using the windows API (AVIFileCreateStream etc.) When the file is quite large (3 GB) the avi file becomes corrupt. The VirtualDub-program analyses the file with the message : missing index block. Can someone help me regarding this problem? Best regards, Peter de Hon PdH

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      Probably the API donot support file buffering more then 3GB. OR we need to check for how the file is stored by API. :cool: Vikas Amin Embin Technology Bombay vikas.amin@embin.com

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        My program writes avi files (using a video capturing card) using the windows API (AVIFileCreateStream etc.) When the file is quite large (3 GB) the avi file becomes corrupt. The VirtualDub-program analyses the file with the message : missing index block. Can someone help me regarding this problem? Best regards, Peter de Hon PdH

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        I would guess that it is tool large for the VirtualDub or some other associated program. Does it die when it hits approx 2.7G? If so they are probably using a signed 32 bit buffer somewhere.

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