I had your EXACT problem. I don't think it is related to the size of
the file captured because I have successfully captured 45 minute
clips with no problem. I have a Canon GL1 camera that I used to use
as the "play" device when capturing: never a problem no matter how
big the file. Then I started using my JVC combo DV/S-VHS VCR as the
play device, and the problem started. So I figured it was some kind
of little glitch in the captured audio file that was somehow
introduced by the JVC.
I use VV Vidcap 2.0B, and VV 2.0A. I had the problem you describe
when I tried VV2.0B so I went back to 2.0A but still had the problem
with some files that were captured on the JVC. They played fine
everywhere, but VV could not make the proxy file. If you hear
anymore about this, please let me know.
donatello wrote:
>>when i capture large file +500mgs-4gigs ..they capture and
>>play back thru VV capture with no problems...
>>when i open these files in VV timeline -VV says it must
>>create a audio proxy file ..during the proxy process approx
>>40% of the time it will say a error occured and VV will
>>close ... i have tried repeatedly to open these files in
>>VV timeline . the only current solution is to re-capture
>>those clips that would not open ... this is getting a bit
>>tiresome ... waiting for VV to capture a 20min clip and
>>then NOT being able to use it ..
>>i want to start capturing 1 hour clips BUT i would hate to
>>take the time and then NOT have it be able to open in VV
>>timeline
>>AGAIN these clips will open in VV capture program ...and
>>they will open in MS6......
>>
>>running win2K , VV 2.0b , 20gig OS drive fat 32 , 80gig
>>video drives NFTS ..933mhz, 256ram