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runtime error 5
Posted: 19 Nov 2005 18:30
by winampman15
I don't know how to explain it properly, so I made a video of it
http://www.onii.net/error.wmv
only about 15 seconds, 2mb
It looks like a problem with foreign characters... the folder that you see in the video contains chinese characters. The runtime error 5 appears when I move the mouse cursor over the folder.
Howver this is not a big problem, when I rename the folder with English letters, then the error goes away. I just thought you should know about it
Re: runtime error 5
Posted: 19 Nov 2005 19:57
by admin
winampman15 wrote:It looks like a problem with foreign characters...
Yes, I think it is. I could not reproduce the error but tried to catch it anyway. You tell me wether it works... thanks.
EDIT: added
wmv to the preview
Posted: 22 Nov 2005 01:14
by CyGho
Mhh, it doesn't do the job like it should. WMV is marked in Preview Formats but TrackerV3 says it's excluded. I tried to unmark and mark it again but it stays the same:
It plays fine in Windows Media Player though.
Posted: 22 Nov 2005 10:17
by admin
CyGho wrote:Mhh, it doesn't do the job like it should. WMV is marked in Preview Formats but TrackerV3 says it's excluded.
That's impossible.
Look for this key in the INI (after closing the program):
NoPrevAV=.wmv.
If wmv is there, it is excluded, else it is not.
Posted: 22 Nov 2005 14:38
by CyGho
The ini says : NoPrevAV=.
I just deleted the ini and let Tracker create a new one. Same thing. TrackerV3 says it's excluded
EDIT: even stranger. If I preview some other files first (witch are in the same folder) , like .reg, .txt, and after that i will preview a wmv movie, the preview of the reg or txt file stays visable. If i change from e.g. gif or xls then Tracker says it's excluded.
Posted: 22 Nov 2005 14:44
by admin
CyGho wrote:The ini says : NoPrevAV=.
I just deleted the ini and let Tracker create a new one. Same thing. TrackerV3 says it's excluded
Oh shit!
I forgot that I moved the "No video preview at all" checkbox to the Configuration/Preview tab. Uncheck it!
Reason for that checkbox: some formats like *.mpeg can contain Audio or Video data, and by checking this box you can skip all the mepg videos.
I will change the message to make this clearer.
EDIT: I just noted that the "No video preview at all" does not even function consistently...
and I ask myself and you,
if I should not simply drop this checkbox!?!? Who needs it anyway...??
Posted: 22 Nov 2005 14:52
by CyGho
admin wrote:Oh shit! I forgot that I moved the "No video preview at all" checkbox to the Configuration/Preview tab. Uncheck it!
Ahhh, that did it, thx.
Btw, strange thing is that mpg movies previewed with no problem, even with "No video preview at all" checked.
Posted: 22 Nov 2005 15:05
by admin
CyGho wrote:admin wrote:Oh shit! I forgot that I moved the "No video preview at all" checkbox to the Configuration/Preview tab. Uncheck it!
Ahhh, that did it, thx.
Btw, strange thing is that mpg movies previewed with no problem, even with "No video preview at all" checked.
Yes, see my
EDIT in the previous post...
Posted: 22 Nov 2005 15:13
by CyGho
admin wrote:I just noted that the "No video preview at all" does not even function consistently...
and I ask myself and you,
if I should not simply drop this checkbox!?!? Who needs it anyway...??
For me, you can drop the checkbox to the Configuration/Preview tab. The possibilities in the Preview Format tab will do fine.
Sorry for the misunderstanding
