After a 'perfect storm' involving a hard disk crash, and the inability to recover one of my accounts, I have also lost the ability to play old video files. I tried to update or reinstall the DivX codec set, but I don't remember what I had originally done to get the videos to play. These are mpg and avi files. I do have Flip4Mac also. Some of the files don't play at all; others are highly 'shortened.' That is, an 8 minute video appears to be only 28 seconds long. I am thinking if I had the right codec, this could solve the problem.

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Perhaps it was not clear, but installing DivX is not the problem. I just newly installed it. However, when I first got the Mac, I installed DivX and probably some other items to get going, and that is what I do not remember fully. VLC was one of them, and VLC gives the same results.

That is, many files now are 'shortened'. That is, and 8 min video appears to be only 28 seconds long. Regarding gspot - I remember that one from long ago. However, it is Win only afaik. So somewhat of an issue to use it as the files are now on my Mac. Drop one of the clips onto VLC then>tools>media information>codec details When you play the file in VLC does it play to it's full correct length? Advanced Engineering Mathematics By Jain And Iyengar Ebook Free Download on this page.

Regardless the length states only 28 secs? I have seen this isssue with some videos that were from a camera. QuickTime format or a Hdef format was used. Using the latest version of VLC it has a record tab to record what you play, enable the advanced controls from View then you'll see a red button just hit that and it record, it stops once the clip ends. Saves to my documnets as a vlc_record you might be able to fix it by recording it thus rerenderring it to a different format. Vlc saves to mp4 Vlc can also convert files. In VLC go to Media convert/save Have you tried playing them in quicktime?