http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/AVI-re-opening-problem-tp5014442p5014444.html
> I am working with large (20 GB) AVI files. I save them with ImageJ as
> uncompressed AVI's. But often when I open them later, only part of the
> file loads. For example, I saved an AVI with 5746 frames. I opened
> it, and only 970 frames opened.
This is a known limitation/bug of ImageJ 1.x's AVI Writer [1].
of >2GB AVI files, but it is worth a shot.
P.S. to Michael Cammer: problems with ND2 and CZI are unrelated; those
formats are not AVI-based.
> We have the same problem opening large ND2 and CZI files.
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> I am working with large (20 GB) AVI files. I save them with ImageJ as
> uncompressed AVI's.
> But often when I open them later, only part of the file loads. For
> example, I saved an AVI with 5746 frames. I opened it, and only 970 frames
> opened.
> I have plenty of RAM.
>
> Any solution to this?
>
> Thank you,
> Frank Shaffer
> Research Engineer
> USDOE National Energy Technology Laboratory Office of Research &
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