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I admit defeat. My question has been answered I suppose.

I couldn't find an "edit" function....

Anyway, I tried what Phantasmagoriat suggested. The file still stutters. I starting to think that the file is a 'bad encode'; if such thigns actually exist.

I'll try that. Now that you mention it, I disabled the audio when I re-encoded the Xvid. I'll try it without the audio next time. Thanks for that Phantasmagoriat. that way the video's quality won't be degraded like it would be in a complete re-encode.

They aren't "more stable", you're just beating the very, very slim odds more often with one type than another. If you're really serious about editting, you should go out and get a second hard drive, they're aren't as expensive as they used to be. Why is everyone jsut telling me not to use DivX/Xvid...

Thanks for the suggestions. I tried Lagarith, and was horrified by the first 20 seconds taking up 700MB. Is there anything I'm doing wrong here? I know I'm pursuing a "lost cause". But I would like to know why some DivX/Xvid encodes are much more stable than others. Offtopic: What is a good lossy fo...

I was searching for answers, and I found this nice AMV community. :) I was wondering how to make an Xvid/DivX avi file become more "stable". By stable I refer to the fact that some Xvid/DivX videos have no problems whatsoever in video editing apps (eg. Adobe Premiere). Others seem to stutter, or hav...