Steve,
here is the question related to rollup mode encoding, we
know encoder producer .tmp encoded file (on Linux, this is
stored in /tmp) before encoder finalizes the file after it
finishes the encoding and then copy it over to where it is
set to be. we have a situation that the encoder crashes or
stalled due to many reason (power outage could be one of
them), so we don't have final .rm file, instead we have this
weird named ******.tmp file. When we use
rmeditor -i ****.tmp to look at the file, it says everything
ok based on our encoder setting, but when we try to play it
with realplayer, it has zero duration and doesn't play at
all. we tried to edit it using rmeditor to set the start and
end time, but rmeditor errors out. we are sure alll the
encoded bits are there because the file size is about right,
it is not playable because there are some header info
missing due to the missing finalizing stage. So our question
s how can we add the correct info back to it? are there any
tools available for us to do it from Helix community or
Real? thanks,
Frank,
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