I've tried with one file at a time, since when they had those problems it was extremely hard to rename/move or even delete. I have a 30GB partition dedicated precisely to this kind of work/tests. But as soon as i uninstall Divx things work just fine.
#Mkvtoolnix 4.2.0 Pc#
Why would my PC do it? As you have said that it is inly enable for video from 4.2.0.0 does make a sense now because both older version 4.0 an 4.1 don't have problems.ĭisabling hrc on 4.2/3 & 4 does no good. No other people complaint about mkvtoolnix + hrc when normally using Windows. I find it really weird to be only related to hrc.
#Mkvtoolnix 4.2.0 software#
Even if there was a problem with the files created with 4.2.0 and later (I doubt it, but there is no way to be sure of course), the DivX software is buggy. It may be better to take this to the guys at DivX, though I think they probably know about the issues already. Did you make sure that you didn't have any files with HRC in the same folder (or desktop) when you were testing it? Did you look into the mkvinfo log to make sure it really was deactivated? I can't see anything else in the changelog for 4.1.1 -> 4.2.0 that looks suspicious. I can't help but to still think that your problem is related to header removal compression, since your problems starts with version 4.2.0. We both mentioned DivX, but fair enough, you did not experience explorer crashes. I had to uninstall the divx thumbnail component and as far as i recall none of you guys has mentioned that detail nor it is mentioned as a possible solution on the faq.
Having the faq as source and on relation to the divx problem - i never had any kind of explorer crashes.Īlso having been said from you guys, and taken from the faq also, disabling only the HRC wasn't a solution also. At a stretch you could say that somehow they are related. If you manage to re-read my posts, and as i've replied to Mosul, you will be able to see that the issues i were experiencing don't fit exactly the descriptions of solely HRC or the thumbnails issue.
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