when I don't have avi extension (but it is an avi file) I put * in open dialog, so I can see the file, open it ... and it doesn't read anything
also, it doesn't seem to read files with names in unicode (cyrillic) ...
Doesn't read some filenames ...
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anton
Doesn't read some filenames ...
I noticed that it doesn't read files in some cases , like:
when I don't have avi extension (but it is an avi file) I put * in open dialog, so I can see the file, open it ... and it doesn't read anything
also, it doesn't seem to read files with names in unicode (cyrillic) ...
when I don't have avi extension (but it is an avi file) I put * in open dialog, so I can see the file, open it ... and it doesn't read anything
also, it doesn't seem to read files with names in unicode (cyrillic) ...
It only import information from .avi and .divx
I should make something to recognize the file by its header and not its extension.
For the unicode, that's strange, but I do not really know how to test that... Anyway this problem will be solved if I change the recognition method (i.e. not using extension anymore)
I should make something to recognize the file by its header and not its extension.
For the unicode, that's strange, but I do not really know how to test that... Anyway this problem will be solved if I change the recognition method (i.e. not using extension anymore)