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<br>Hi,<br>
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I appreciate that you are busy, but hope you can spare a minute just to answer the following 'concern'.<br>
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It appears that VideoLan Player (VLC - latest version) has to repair
all AVI Indexing before play (instant repair, not permanent), whereas
other players have no problem with the 'missing' Index. <br>(Please let me stress that in my opinion there are no other players better than VLC.......)<br>
<br>Why is there a requirement to fix AVI Index, when considering that this
was until recently a rare problem? Has something changed with the Win
OS, DVD format or video convertion software that causes the Index to be
corrupt or ignored?<br>
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Therefore is this a Codec issue? Is there a Codec that creates the AVI Index during video conversion and removes the rquirement for VLC AVI INdex repair?<br>
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Best regards<br>
Andy Noble<br>
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