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Originally Posted by jrodefeld
However, my computer was crashing and giving errors, so I backed up my files to an external hard drive and reinstalled Windows. Now, I cannot open huffyuv formats in Adobe Premiere. ........ but Virtualdub gives an error message "avi index not found"
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This honestly points to a corrupted file. Was your computer error related to bad spots on the hard drive, by chance? Did you figure out what the problem was?
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Originally Posted by jrodefeld
However, my computer was crashing and giving errors, so I backed up my files to an external hard drive and reinstalled Windows
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And if it was a bad hard drive, then the problem still exists. At most, it's just temporarily hidden. Worst case is the bad spot was the location where important Windows files were stored, or other programs in use were stored. And when you moved files back to the main drive, the video is now stored on the bad spot. (Or are the video files still on the external drive? I'm not quite clear on source drive.)
There's a huge list of variables and potential problems at this point. You'll have to do some diligent process of elimination.
There's also several variations of
Huffyuv:
- Huffyuv,
- Huffyuv (CCE hacked),
- Huffyuv Multi-threaded (MT),
- Huffyuv 64-bit
You must decode with the same version used to encode. Gspot will help with this, as the FourCC varies.
You can have MT version + one of the others installed side-by-side. (The others shared the same name: huffyuv.dll)
I'm leaning towards corrupted files. But I'd like to be wrong, so look at codec issues first.
You could also try accessing the files from another computer, to help eliminate local computer errors.
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I am using Windows 7 x64.
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Where you always using Windows 7 64 bit?