Hi ! > > > lav2wav +p /xb/base/input-20011207-1948.avi | mp2enc -o audio.mp2 > > > INFO: Norm set to PAL > > > **ERROR: Error opening /xb/base/input-20011207-1948.avi: File too > > > large **ERROR: EOF in WAV header > > > **ERROR: failure reading WAV file > > Let me see. I tried something like (actual bash session is now fuzzy): > > mkfifo movie.avi > dd if=original-4GB-capture.avi of=movie.avi > ffmpeg [option, options] movie.avi > > [ffmpeg encodes only half] > > What may be of further interest: applying ffmpeg on the raw file > (original-4GB-capture.avi) results in an error message (to the effect) > that the file can't be found.
Thats a big hint that ffmpeg doesn't support big files. I had the same situation here with several tools. One common thing was, that programs which cant't handle long files, they can't see them, too. In my opinion, that is a big pain in the ... :( EVERY program concerning video should be capable of handling long files. There is even a commercial tool ( you have to pay $99 for...) named "Main Actor" (V3.65) which can't handle large files :( -- Markus Grunwald Registered Linux User Nr 101577 http://counter.li.org http://www.grunwald.2xs.de
