Hello everybody,
i'm a german user and i apologize for my bad english. I've the version 2.6.10:
Avidemux crashes if i try to load a video file more than 1 GB in size. Video files under 1 GB get successfully opened.
I hope that this bug can solve in the next release.
Your report is to vague. More info is needed.
Operating System, 32 or 64 bit?
Used hardware?
Used media?
Used video:
- container (.avi, .mkv, .ts, ...)
- used codecs for video, audio
- origin (web, recording from, ...
- 1 file or multiple (split) files?
Video size (One Video, One File): on daily basis I process 5-6 GB size, from time to time I use over 30 GB size .
I can verify this problem as well. Tried to add an mpeg-ts video of 3.8GB and another of 2.2GB and program stop responding the moment i tried to add them.
This occured in win 7x64 using an AMD FX-6300 and 64bit version of avidemux 2.6.10
If you add the same file to itself, does it work ?
i.e. load foo.ts and append foo.ts
Quote from: mean on November 10, 2015, 09:16:05 PM
If you add the same file to itself, does it work ?
i.e. load foo.ts and append foo.ts
If u r askin me, all i can say, is that since the program stops responding, no further action is possible but only close it. Tested under 32bit version as well and two more videos of 1.6 and 1.2 GB, total 4 videos.
I just tried on linux with 2*3Gb file, worked
that's weird
I made a fast test using 3 other videos of different format to see if that's the problem as i was suspecting, using both 32 and 64bit versions of avidemux. I used an *.avi video of 2.2 GB of AVC format, then an MPEG-4 of 1.6GB and a WMV of 1.9GB and all three were added without problem.
Then i tried again with my two MPEG-TS videos and program stopped responding even without OpenGL support. I believe this should help developers to propose a workaround of add a fix in a later version. I would like a response please on this, if they will.
It is much easier if it is reproducible on linux
Else it will take more time
Can you elaborate more on
QuoteTried to add an mpeg-ts video of 3.8GB and another of 2.2GB and program stop responding the moment i tried to add them.
- source of mpeg-ts? same source? own recordings? dvb-s/s2/t/t2/c/c2. used device? previously edited or re-muxed/muxed (avidemux/other software)
- did you drag & drop or used the append from menu
- or do you get a question on auto appending these mpeg-ts in avidemux?
I have not come across these kind of issues with mpeg-ts dvb-s/s2 in ubuntu environment (14.04.3 64-bit) with avidemux.
Happy to conduct test(s) if we have your exact work flow.
You don't have on obscured pop-up window while this happens? Pressing [Alt] [Tab] should cycle you through open windows on your desktop.
This is what happens when 2 different sourced mpeg-ts are draged and dropped on avidemux 2.6.10 (ubuntu 14.04.3):
pressing OK on pop-up info window produces "something failed ..." 2nd window pop-up
The source of all mpeg-ts is the same for all videos i tried, not just the first two. They're dvb-t from a TV decoder straight copied to PC. I usually drag and drop in avidemux but tried from menu also. The pic i attached here, can clearly show u that no option is given than close the program.
The problem occurs only with videos over 1GB indeed, all the smaller i tested, 900-740-400MB were added without problem, and any other video type over 1GB was added as well, only mpeg-ts is givin this trouble.
Have you waited to see if the avidemux GUI becomes responsive again.
ADM could be held busy with some processing to append the second TS (indexing?).
I have a few programs that grey out when accessing its GUI whilst the program is busy with some task.
If I have time I'll mux a large video into TS and see if they will append on my win64.
Wait 1 or 2 minutes: Avidemux often seems to freeze but in fact it is doing something and comes back to normal.
if AQUAR & zakk recommendation is not working:
Quote from: cammer78 on November 12, 2015, 06:19:12 PM
The source of all mpeg-ts is the same for all videos i tried, not just the first two. They're dvb-t from a TV decoder straight copied to PC.
- those examples provided by me are from the same dvb-s decoder. Do note that
channels can differ in video properties.
- the used hard discs are not in FAT32?
- you're not using usb devices?
- You do have enough free space on system & temp & destination to do this process (roughly 2.5 times the total size of the videos you're to merge)
- you don't use any (windows) disk compression to enlarge the storage space on your system?
QuoteNTFS compression should not be used for: Windows system files and other program files. Using NTFS compression here can reduce your computerââ,¬â,,¢s performance and potentially cause other errors.
source: How to Use NTFS Compression and When You Might Want To (http://www.howtogeek.com/133264/how-to-use-ntfs-compression-and-when-you-might-want-to/)
- exit al none essential programs
- ram memory capacity?
- DVB-T recordings are possible subject to time encoding errors. Possible test: re-mux both mpeg-ts with MKVToolNix for windows (https://www.bunkus.org/videotools/mkvtoolnix/downloads.html#windows) and try with these 2 mkv's
Avidemux won't become responsive again not even after 5 minutes, it should be ready within 10seconds, i can separate situtations of freeze and crash.
I would never try to edit videos under FAT32 and the only usb i use, is the usb flash that records the videos from my TV decoder which uses FAT32 but nothin wrong with it. Free space is more than enough and no NTFS compression is used. System has 4GB ram and there is 2.5GB free when i start editing videos.
Only avidemux stops responding on those videos while 3 other video edit programs, accepted them gladly and only over 1GB size i repeat.
I'm afraid there is nothin more relevant to mention about this problem as the "guilty" of this case is clearly avidemux.
I can't reproduce your mpeg-ts appending issue on avidemux. So I then leave you to it.
If nothing works you can use ProjectX to demux and clean your streams, it's very good at this. Then load with Avidemux.
Download (12,6MB) and play with vlc: mpeg-ts append test HD 720p 6.5 GB + 6.4 GB
Jan, thank you for spending some time to help even if u could not, i guess i'll have to wait for a fix on a later version if devs see the problem here, unless someone else has dealt with it or has some usefull idea.
Quote from: cammer78 on November 12, 2015, 06:19:12 PM
The source of all mpeg-ts is the same for all videos i tried, not just the first two. They're dvb-t from a TV decoder straight copied to PC. I usually drag and drop in avidemux but tried from menu also. The pic i attached here, can clearly show u that no option is given than close the program.
The problem occurs only with videos over 1GB indeed, all the smaller i tested, 900-740-400MB were added without problem, and any other video type over 1GB was added as well, only mpeg-ts is givin this trouble.
- switch before Output format from Avi Muxer to Mpeg TS Muxer (ff), perhaps you hit the
standard AVI filesize limitation (4 GB)?
- you know how to start avidemux.exe in windows dos command box [c:\]? Is there any useful information showing when avidemux freezes?
- your screen shot: why is the 1st video not showing? when you append 2nd video? It should show when 1st video is loaded.
I tried your idea about muxer switch to mpeg-ts from avi and it didn't work. My screenshot is exactly what i see when i try to load the video and wait... it just freezes -( btw i never said i append any 2nd video)-, i just close program because there is nothing more i can do.
I'm actually frustrated because i just want to crop some videos and save them as they are, somethin that i can't do with the freebies i have available but only crop and convert and only avidemux can help on that, why should it happen with this blasted format??
I never had any problem really with avidemux and i'm overall satisfied, but this now, shaked me somehow, when every other video format, no matter the size, can be edited without trouble.
sigh*... :S
Potential workaround for th emoment : Convert it to mkv with mkvmerge then edit the mkv ?
No re-encoding involved, it should be fast
Quote from: cammer78 on November 14, 2015, 09:44:32 PM
>8 >8 -( btw i never said i append any 2nd video)-, i just close program because there is nothing more i can do. >8>8
Quote from: cammer78 on November 10, 2015, 06:57:30 PM
>8 > Tried to add an mpeg-ts video of 3.8GB and another of 2.2GB and program stop responding the moment i tried to add them.
Quote from: cammer78 on November 12, 2015, 06:19:12 PM
>8 >8 The problem occurs only with videos over 1GB indeed, all the smaller i tested, 900-740-400MB were added without problem, and any other video type over 1GB was added as well, only mpeg-ts is givin this trouble. >8 >8
So in short avidemux freezes, with
one mpeg-ts over 1 GB loaded? Odd?
Quote from: mean on November 14, 2015, 09:48:30 PM
>8 >8 Convert it to mkv with mkvmerge then edit the mkv ?
No re-encoding involved, it should be fast
Quote from: Jan Gruuthuse on November 13, 2015, 09:32:25 AM
>8 >8 - DVB-T recordings are possible subject to time encoding errors. Possible test: re-mux mpeg-ts with:
MKVToolNix for windows (https://www.bunkus.org/videotools/mkvtoolnix/downloads.html#windows) <-to download page click
Oh well, i'll see what i'll do, i think u gave already much time in this topic and tried to help. No need for you to give more thought on this.
Thank you again for tryin Jan and for giving your ideas here. :)
I just tried with a nightly, win64
Loaded a 3 GB DVB-T TS file => no problem
Could you try with a nightly ?