#1 Maximum 1638 jpg files

[Anonymous]

It seems that the (excellent and useful) MakeAVI
program has an input file limit of 1638 jpeg files. Trying
to load more than that number causes it to crash.
Contact david@depowell.com if you need more
information.

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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As it turns out, 1638 is just the maximum number of files that
can be loaded in one whack. It can handle more if they are
loaded in blocks of less than 1638. Actually, I think it's more
of a buffer size limit than a file count limit, as the 1639th
filename is truncated (in my particular case). If the
truncated filename is selected in the file list window, the
program crashes.

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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I think it's down to the length of the filenames or file size or
something too - I'm maxing out at about 1200 files.
Other than that everything seems nifty-fine.

[Newt]

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I have updated MakeAVI and placed it on my website (I'm
trying to contact the admin here).

I basically fixed the bug where it was limited to loading a
certain number of files (because of fixed size buffer sent to
CFileDialog).

http://www.NewtTech.net/ in the graphics download section.

[Gerrit M. Albrecht]

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Thank you, newtontroy. I integrated the changes into the CVS
sources.

The new version will come as soon as possible. Until then
feel free to compile the sources yourself from the CVS.