TimmyTim
Member
Het installeren van deze GAOTD loopt op niets uit. Hij haalt hem wel compleet binnen (afleesbaar aan de bestandsgrootte) maar.....
bij het uitpakken van het ZIP-bestand krijg ik steeds de foutmelding:
“Onverwacht einde van bestand” te lezen.
Voor zover ik weet ijn PC is up to date en ik krijg deze foutmelding niet bij andere downloads…
Heeft één van de mede-GAOtD-ers een idee wat hiervan de oorzaak zou kunnen zijn, en beter nog hoe op te lossen?
BVD J@n
captainmidnight
Member
Sorry - don't speak German. However:
Has ANYONE actually tried to USE this program? And were they SUCCESSFUL?!? I don’t mean just to install it – but USE it? I installed it on 3 different machines with the following results:
System 1: Vista 64 SP1 with i7:
Absolute nightmare to install! Kaspersky indicated the setup/install and setup.exe was similar to TROJAN.GENERIC. Windows kept indicating the program wasn’t installing properly because it was based on an older version of Windows. Finally was able to install by turning off Kaspersky and running under admin. Uninstalled twice before I got it right. However, when I tried to actually import some files and burn them all I got were error messages!
System 2: Vista 32 with P dual core 1.88:
Installed easily but when I tried to import files to actually burn them it did absolutely nothing – just sat there! No error message – nothing!
System 3: Win XP SP3 with P4:
Very easy install. Imported files – no problemo!! Things looking good – right?! Wrong! I tried to burn a 36 min 720p WMV file and first off it indicated it would take nearly 5 hours to do this! Well, all right, it’s been a long day so why not?! But about 45 minutes into the program it CRASHED! And it did this REPEATEDLY!
So I repeat – let’s hear from all those who managed to successfully get an actual burned disc out of this program, along with particulars like how long the process took, what type of file, quality, etc.
Whiterabbit-uk
Games Guru
Hi CaptainMidnight, it's Dutch not German. :) Here’s a rough translation (courtesy of Googles free translator)
The guy is trying to say that the GAOTD zip file he’s downloaded is corrupted, and gets the message:
"Unexpected end of file"
When he tries to unzip it. He then goes on to say as far as he knows the PC is up to date and hasn’t been getting this error with previous giveaways. Can any GAOTD tekky help either tell him what the problem is or can they solve the problem.
Then Robert replies:
"Member
Probably your zip file with a CRC 00000000.
Download the file again and choose to any mirror site."
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Om TimmyTim,
Probeer het schoonmaken van uw cache of gebruik een andere archiver zoals Zip 7. Ik had een soortgelijk probleem met een bestand, ik heb het downloaden van fileplanet. Het was een spel genaamd FlatOut 2; een van de bestuurders getest het bestand voor mij en zei dat het oke. Toen ik probeerde een andere archiver, het uitgepakte perfect.
in English that is:
To TimmyTim,
Try cleaning out your cache or use a different archiver such as 7 Zip. I had a similar problem with a file I kept downloading from fileplanet. It was a game called Flatout 2; one of the administrators tested the file for me and said it was okay. When I tried a different archiver, it unzipped perfectly.
Regards
Whiterabbit
Whiterabbit-uk
Games Guru
Thanks Robert. I just tried to keep the explanation simple so that the translator worked better. Some knock those translators, but if used with simple language they are pretty effective. I do wish I could read and speak at least one other European language. I'm considering re-learning German. I was never fluent, but could get by when I lived there in the mid 70's. I visited Berlin on the way to Warsaw several years ago (just as they were changing over from the Mark to the Euro, and was surprised when I found myself able to still 'get by' while using the local transport system. I need to relearn the grammar, then build up my vocabulary. :)
As for recognizing that it was Dutch and not German as captain midnight thought. I worked with the Dutch a lot while serving in the Army between 1974 to 1978 (I was stationed just outside Krefeld). I just recognised a few words that lead me to beleive it was Dutch. :)
regards
Whiterabbit
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