hayju01

With the recent posts on SGL about FLO I am compelled to share my recent experience.

Friday 23rd March

@1.30pm I went to do a little solar viewing/imaging only to find that my powerlead had suffered a severe malfunction. The cigarette connector was totally detached from the lead

@1.40pm I frantically placed an order with FLO for a new lead

@1.43pm I emailed FLO asking if they would be able to get the lead out to me for Saturday due to its criticality.

@2.35pm I recieved and email from FLO confirming they had recieved my order and that it would be despatched the same day.

@4.12pm I recieved an autoemail informing me the lead had been desptached first class.

Saturday 24th March

@11.45am Postman knocks on the door with the lead.

22 Hours and 2 minutes - How's that for EXCELLENT service!!!

Especially considering the pressure these guys are currently under.

I have never had anything put great service from FLO and once again they have proven themselves.

For those of you with concerns, while you may feel frustrated, please have a little patience as I am sure that FLO are (and always do) doing their VERY best to satisfy your requests/orders and go that extra mile. They can not be held accountable for issues outside their control but I am sure they are doing everything within their power to influence these as well.

Great Job guys (and girls)!!!!

Justin

Just a matter of time before you crack it :-) (at least thats what i keep telling myself)

YUY2 is the generally accepted format setting in SharpCap, although I can't get AviStack2 to recognise these but Registax opens them fine.

Have you tried dropping the frame rate 10 fps is the 'norm'.

Your frame rate of 25 seems rather high and it could be your capture PC/USB couldn't handle the data rate

I had a similar issue a few months back, not 100% sure but i think i made sure i had all the latest ms patches and let latest regstax or at least i reinstalled it. As i say cant remember which it was but my money's on the ms pacthes.

As Peter says try opening them in virtualdub and then resave in old format.