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05-29-2021, 08:50 AM
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Okay, i have a few threads here laying out my simple quest of Xfring Hi8 to Digital.

I am running into a problem that i cant sort out.

I am capturing on a Win 7 machine with VirtualDub with the Lagarith CODEC. I then put it on a USB drive and copy it over to my Win 10 machine.

I have attached a photo image of the windows explorer menu.

Some videos work, others dont. ONE freezes Vegas.

They ALL play on the Windows 7 machine. On the windows 7 machine they all have thumbnails. On Win10, only the files that play in vegas have thumbnails. I am using a brand new 2TB USB drive.

Here is a video of my issue too https://youtu.be/ZMI2CKZkCeM

A couple of these tapes i have transferred 4 times with different outcomes. Its getting exhausting transferring the same tapes over and over. Just when i think i am making progress i realize i am standing still.


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05-29-2021, 10:15 AM
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Odd. Have you got the Lagarith codec installed on your Win 10 machine?

For more troubleshooting, install Mediainfo, open the files and compare the info given. There may be a clue in there, showing what is different with the files that don't like Vegas/don't have thumbnails.
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06-01-2021, 11:37 AM
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I 'think' i have ID'd the problem. Its my brand new 2TB USB drive. Since i got it its been super slow on Xfr speeds. I mean REALLY slow.

This weekend out of pure frustration i plugged in a removeable WD usb hard drive. Speeds are respectable now AND....my transfers seem to be working without a hitch.

I guess i just assumed that all USB drives were created equal.

I'll be sending this one back to Amazon in the next fews days!
https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/...?ie=UTF8&psc=1


I WONDER if it has anything to do with an old Win7 computer using old USB technology and me trying to get newer flash drives to play nice? I've no idea.
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06-01-2021, 12:45 PM
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You cannot capture to USB drives. It's too slow. USB is not sustained, but burst. That causes problems.

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06-01-2021, 01:24 PM
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Capturing to an internal SSD drive (not USB). Thats not the issue. Seems when i copy the video file from the SSD to the USB....something strange happens. Maybe the individual files are too big?

Not sure.

What i do know is the USB external SSD drive seems to be working fine for me now.
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