Yesterday I just was installing Video edit magic. It’s a 30 day version from Digit cd. It gave a good capture capability, but when I went to get password from the Seriall.com website, trojan virus came up and created a problem. The problem occurred only in my logging. A update.exe was operating and a *68.dll file was automatically put in the windows /system32 folder every time. Fortunately Quick heal was there. It was invoked and detecting. Complete scan was done. It was going and affecting my HDD memory.
I then uninstalled video edit magic immediately but no use. System Restore was not helping. Last known good configuration was also not working. Then I went to safe mode and then used to quick heal to repair this. Now one msvcr71.dll file is missing as detected by update.exe. So we have to load video edit logic again. But this was wrong as again virus repeated, again detected by quick heal immediately. It is better to have two administrators as even if one fails, other will help to install.
File`System Config’s
XP will generally use NTFS as it’s file system, whereas older DOS’s will use FAT32. Whereas both are fine, there is a size limitation with FAT32, which means you can only save files up to 4 Gb, which in video terms is around 19 minutes. You shouldn’t come across the file limitation in NTFS as it is 16 terabytes minus 64 KB and drives are not yet that big!! If HDD is formatted as FAT32 and you wish to change to NTFS then windows offers an easy way of doing it, but there are a few precautions you need to take first.
Depending on which software you use though, you may find your file size limited by the type of dv-avi file you capture in. There are two types of file, easily identified as Type 1 and Type 2 files. Type 1 has a limit of 4gb as well, so even if you use NTFS you will meet a limit of 19 minutes of capture in one go. Type 2 avi files have a limit, but it’s around 150,000 years in movie length, so I wouldn’t worry too much about it. Most Editing app’s capture as type 2, but if you are having trouble it’s worth checking you are not capturing as a type 1 file.
XP will generally use NTFS as it’s file system, whereas older OS’s will use FAT32. Whereas both are fine, there is a size limitation with FAT32, which means you can only save files up to 4gb, which in video terms is around 19 minutes. You shouldn’t come across the file limitation in NTFS as it is 16 terabytes minus 64 KB and drives are not yet that big as one in my PC!