anime_guitar444
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Re:Windows Movie Maker - 2008/11/06 22:14
Votum wrote:
This is really tricky, as this has happened to me w/ media player.
The problem can be a whole range of things, something as small as the file being misplaced, or the drive might be old and worn out.
When it happened to me, it was because my disc drive's connection was loose to the power supply.
Moviemaker is a really diffucult software to deal with. It has some serious anger issues. Sometimes the hard disk shifts, and the file size increases/decreases slightly. Moviemaker will not accept that file, and it will render it as corrupted. It can also do this if it's having a bad day, or if the computer's power supply is too hot (in that case, none of your drives should work, beside the hard disk, the RAM, and the ROM).
It could also be a problem with your burning drive. The ones that are the default factory drive in the computer are really weak. The best ones are the ones that are bought and implemented.
Another problem could be the hard drive is compressed. Compression is really bad, as it frags the files to make them smaller. Never compress the hard drive, always keep it at it's normal size.
Well, I know the burner is okay, I've checked that part. Is there anyway I can fix the fie size if it's increased or decreased?
And this stuff about compression, haven't heard that one yet, I'll see if I can look into it.
Thanks so much for help. I deeply appreciate it! ^^
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