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1199.1 | Having problems | NOBHIL::BODINE_CH | | Mon Feb 29 1988 13:59 | 11 |
| I'm having trouble de-arcing movie13.arc. Is anybody else? I've
downloaded it twice now and both tries were unsuccessful. I was
also unable to de-arc ksound.arc.
Bad header error.
Incidentally, when I de-arced movie13.arc, my Amiga hung.
?
Chris
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1199.2 | | CSC32::J_PARSONS | Machine Checks don't bounce | Mon Feb 29 1988 14:28 | 4 |
| re .1
I had the same problems to start with. You have to run it through
cvtarc to make it downloadable. It needs to have 510 byte fixed
length records for you to download it successfully.
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1199.3 | ? | NOBHIL::BODINE_CH | | Mon Feb 29 1988 18:37 | 7 |
| Do you have to do anything special to it before you de-arc it on
the Amiga side (assuming I have run it through cvtarc on the vax).
Do you need to do it for ksound.arc as well?
Thanks,
Chris
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1199.4 | It IS downloadable | MDKCSW::DAVIS | That's not a BUG, it's a FEATURE! | Tue Mar 01 1988 10:15 | 15 |
| re Note 1199.2 by CSC32::J_PARSONS "Machine Checks don't bounce"
> I had the same problems to start with. You have to run it through
> cvtarc to make it downloadable. It needs to have 510 byte fixed
> length records for you to download it successfully.
NNS (not necessarily so)! It is quite "downloadable" in its present format.
Your comments assume the use of Kermit, but I use XMODEM. Once again,
if the file is in Stream_LF, use XMODEM or 'CVTARC U' it. If it is 510
byte fixed, use Kermit or 'CVTARC V' it.
All that aside (no, I'm not flaming), I'm glad you were able to dowload it.
It makes Kahnankas just a little bit neater, huh?
...richard
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1199.5 | | WHAMMY::SPODARYK | digging for fire | Sat Jan 19 1991 18:28 | 13 |
| I copied some new demos - egganim.lzh, drinkingbird.lzh, etc, but I'm
having problems "playing" them. Movie starts up, and when it tries to
do it's bit I get a "can't open window". This seems odd because I
have over 3.5M free, including a large chunk of chip memory (750k).
Any ideas about this? I will try to reboot using a lowres workbench.
This seemed to work when I only had a 1/2M Agnus. I thought the 1M
version would solve these problems. Is there a newer Movie than
V1.3 - I couldn't seem to find one.
maybe I just need a A3000...
Steve - looking for a diversion from Amiga/DECnet programming
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1199.6 | | TOOK::KEEGAN | Peter Keegan | Mon Jan 21 1991 08:51 | 3 |
| RE: .5 Drinking Bird worked ok on my 1Meg Amiga using an old Movie from one
of the Fred Fish disks. I didn't get any sound, though.
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1199.7 | | WHAMMY::SPODARYK | digging for fire | Mon Jan 21 1991 11:50 | 9 |
| I can get those demos to work, provided that I reboot using a lo-res
workbench screen. Normally, I go for the max-overscanned hi-res, because
I figure I have memory to burn.
Lo-res gives some decent chip memory savings, but I had thought that
750k would be plenty for these demos. Guess not. Has anyone else using a
hi-res workbench tried these demos?
Steve
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1199.8 | | ADOV02::MCGHIE | Thank Heaven for small Murphys ! | Mon Jan 21 1991 18:37 | 9 |
| I just remebered something. I too was trying to use
MOVIE on the weekend to show my nephew some demos but
my system kept crashing.
I now remember hunting this down and finding that by booting
with a workbench that didn't have "morerows" that movie
worked ok.
Mike
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