With MEP closed I changed a single line in this 48 KB file using my text editor, TextPad, which I've been using for many years. But experimentally deleting it makes MEP17 act as if the whole file was deleted. There isn't a corresponding close bracket at the end. (Note: I don't know why it starts with that open square bracket. My videodeluxe.ini file starts like this:
This puzzle has now been replaced with TWO puzzles!įirst, a recap. Once again, generally this shouldn't be a problem. Or maybe it's some setting in the text editor you're using, that will change something about the file's formatting, preventing Movie Edit Pro from handling it correctly. So, it returns to the default settings.just speculating. When you're writing the INI back to the disc from your text editor, maybe the file gets some funny rights settings or special flags that prevent Movie Edit Pro from opening it again.
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In this case, I'm wondering whether this is possibly some tricky Windows file access rights scenario. Terry - what exactly do you mean when you say the program acts like a new installation? Is everything basically just returned to the default settings? If so, this would be the same effect as manually deleting the INI file. So, what Terry is experiencing is something I simply cannot reproduce here. if you locked yourself out of the program by choosing a video mode that your graphics card can't support and then have to manually change the INI to a compatible video mode again. However, in the context of tech support, the need to edit the INI manually might arise from time to time, e.g. For most things, it won't be necessary, as relevant program options have a suitable switch within the program, of course. There's no special mechanism or elaborate time-stamping scheme that will keep you from doing so. That said, externally manipulating the INI file is technically possible. You won't find anything in the official documentation of the program that will encourage you to edit the INI, and, for most intents and purposes, there will never be a need to do so. Just a few thoughts on this: Editing the program's INI file manually is by no means an officially supported workflow.
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