The reference used the same codec but had different dimensions and length, since I do not know those). I can see the colour scheme is correct when I open a hex-edited version of the avi in VirtualDub (I made a hex-edited version of the video by inserting a header and index from a reference avi video recorded in CamStudio.
The file is of the right size and not empty. It appears to be missing the index at the end, and all of the header apart from the 00dc hex video frame tag (judging by this description of avi video frame tags think the information is there to reconstruct the file. It is not recognised by any of my media players (or video editors- I've tried VirtualDub, VirtualDubMod, DivFix and VLC).I inspected it with a Hex editor. It was produced after a Blue Screen of Death while recording using CamStudio v2 (using CamStudio Lossless Codec v1.5). I followed as best I could all of the instructions on Terry's You Tube video: In the CONFIGURE section, I can increase the QUALITY RATION from 75 to 100, but it will not SAVE (it keeps reverting back to 75?!).
I don't think that you can UPLOAD images onto this forum and so I have placed 3 x screenshots in my Google Drive: I have tried all of the compressor options and everything else on this particular page/window. However, the video jumps very often and also the audio is out of sync (visually) with my mouth. I am trying to record my image (face) from my LOGITECH webcam, and voice from a SENHIESSER USB headset mic.
AVI REPAIR INDEX DIVFIX SKIPPING FREE
Moderators please feel free to remove my duplicate post in SUPPORT. (I originally posted this is SUPPORT earlier in the week, but in hindsight I think I should have placed it here instead.
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