video playback issue

[crispychaney]

evening all,
im currently using soundspawns video player script, it works well with the sound and the video fully present. but it crashes when it reaches the end of a video.

Spoiler: script

the link to the script i am using.
http://www.rmxp.org/forums/showpost.php?p=92496&postcount=3

i made a dummy avi for the purpose of testing the script and i can upload a demo if you wish to see what i mean.
i have tried moving the script both above and below the sdk but alas no avail.

thankyou in advance for any assistance given

Spoiler: scripts currently in game

they appear in this order in the script editor:

movie script
SDK (latest version)
realistic shop by meisme
weather script by ccoa
footprints by ccoa
custom menu by the sleeping leonheart
tileset swap by ccoa
ums by ccoa
pre-emptive battle script by dervvulfman
battle report by raziel
main

 

[Draycos Goldaryn]

please upload a demo...

 

[crispychaney]

http://www.filefactory.com/file/0b8939/

thats the demo, i forgot to include the footprints image so you can either retrieve the image from here
http://www.filefactory.com/file/c15b8d/

or just delete the script although im not entirely sure if it would cause an issue with the video script =/
if you decide to include the footprints into testing it needs to be placed into the tileset folder

thankyou agian for any assistance

 

[crispychaney]

bumpety bump bump

 

[Draycos Goldaryn]

I played the demo, and everything worked fine. It didn't crash, so I don't know what is causing your error, because I don't see any.

 

[crispychaney]

hmm :S well it gets to the end of the video and it loops and just stops doing anything

 

[Draycos Goldaryn]

It's a problem with your video, It did do that after all, but it does that when I play the video in Windows Media Player as well. It says it's 34 seconds long, and the song ends when the bar reaches 34 seconds, and the bar even stops, but the guy's arm continues to shake for a few more seconds. In RMXP, when it reaches that part, that is where it screws up. I replaced it with another video, and it worked, so you might want to look at the video itself, there doesn't seem to be anything wrong with the script.

 

[crispychaney]

hmm thanks for that draycos it might have been the way i compiled it :S its an uncompressed avi file but i cant understand why it would react like that though :S