<kumarnaveen.si...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > >>> > when i am trying to play large video then getting
> > >>> > exception outofmemory.
You mentioned that you are loading a 1 GB video file. Are you
trying to load the entire file into memory at the same time?
I don't know if most video players load entire video files into
memory or not, so I can't help you with THAT part. However, I
might be able to help in another area.... If you're getting an
out of memory error, my guess is that you are trying to load the
entire video file into memory, and just don't have enough free
RAM to hold it. Again, I don't know if this is even "normal"
behavior or not.
> i am trying but not getting success.when trying to divide data
> in chunk then video file this difficult to handle header.
Here's where I might have your answer. From what you write
above, it sounds like what you're trying to say is that you
have tried, and failed, to divide the video into smaller video
files and play them in sequence with no gap in-between. If
that is the case, remember, with CODECs like Divx and Xvid,
for example, which encode only the changes since the last key
frame, each segment *MUST* begin with a key frame. Most
consumer-level video editing software doesn't re-encode the
video if you break between key frames...it just gives you
garbage at the breaks that aren't cut in the right place,
until the next key frame. If this sounds like what you are
seeing, see http://www.videohelp.com for more information.
By the way, this is also true when editing out portions of a
video. The bit you are editing can be cut anywhere, but the
next portion MUST begin with a key frame.
If not, sorry, can't help....
Later, --jim
PS: If you are doing the editing on a PC running Windows,
look for Virtualdub under the Tools section. Also look
for Avisynth.
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