Header Corruption: If you abruptly close the video file while playing (without quitting the video player properly) then there may be a possibility of MOV header corruption making entire video inaccessible.Below given is the list of causes accountable for corruption of iPhone video files: The main reason for the appearance of these error messages is- corruption of video files on iPhone. For instance, MOV file is not supported, cannot play MOV file on iPhone, MOV file not found, cannot access the movie file and so on. However, in some situations, you might experience several error messages at the time of playing MOV file on iPhone. At the same time, you can record HD videos with MOV file format using iPhone. One can play movies in iPhone and modify them by installing certain video editing software.
IPhone is the most popular Smartphone used across the World and it includes advanced functionalities that enhance your Smartphone user experience. Can someone let me know how to deal with it?” I don’t have the backup of MOV video file which I was playing on the iPhone. I have tried every possible way to play it on iPhone and I failed. Upon attaching power source, I have restarted iPhone to resume watching the video, but the video did not respond at all. It can be used to find what files are being accessed during a particular process to narrow down those that may be corrupted."I was watching a video on my iPhone and due to low battery, iPhone got turned off unexpectedly. I did that, and now my Keychain and my sync process all seem to be in good shape.īut, really the point of this article is the find comnand mentioned above. This gave me the option to replace what was on my machine with what was on my. At this point, since a lot of the prefs were gone, the sync process thought this was my first time to sync. So I had to do "Keychain First Aid" on my keychain to make it OK again. In my case, the sync process was clobbering my Keychain. I didn't know which one was bad, so I just moved all of them. They were pref files and a few files used for sync. I created a folder called ~/OLD and moved all the files listed in /tmp/F there. A few were plist files that seemed to be trashed. After the second find, /tmp/F had about five files in it. The command finds all files which are not directories which have been accessed within the past minute. Now I went through the process to produce the error message and redid the command.
! -type d -amin -1 -print 2> /dev/null > /tmp/F /tmp/F will be empty if the machine has been idle for a while. So I waited for a while and then did this (from the Terminal) from my home directory: $ find. I found a log file in ~/Library/Logs/Sync called dotmacsync.log that said that some archive was corrupted, but it did not give me a path. Mac account, it would give me an error message.
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