Bug with thumbnails

I didn't know where to post this so im just posting it here. I have a
problems, don't know if anyone else has it, that if you have a folder of
videos (with the videos displayed by their thumbnails), when a new video's
thumbnail is being made and its extension is wrong (most problematic is a
..mov labeled as a .mpg), explorer.exe will crash because it cannot create a
thumbnail for .mov files. At that point, the only way to fix it is to view
the videos as a list and rename the file with the proper extension. I wish
this was fixed and windows could detect what kind of file it is (like G-Spot
Codec Appliance does).

Do you get the chance to send up an error report? If so, what crash bucket
number do you get?
http://zachd.com/pss/pss.html#bucket
should help you look it up...

Are you up to date on
http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com
?

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"Jordan M" <JordanM@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I didn't know where to post this so im just posting it here. I have a
> problems, don't know if anyone else has it, that if you have a folder of
> videos (with the videos displayed by their thumbnails), when a new video's
> thumbnail is being made and its extension is wrong (most problematic is a
> .mov labeled as a .mpg), explorer.exe will crash because it cannot create
> a
> thumbnail for .mov files. At that point, the only way to fix it is to view
> the videos as a list and rename the file with the proper extension. I wish
> this was fixed and windows could detect what kind of file it is (like
> G-Spot
> Codec Appliance does).