[riddick1224]

Anybody??

[confucious]

No one else seems to have had your problem. Installing Pixelpipe doesn't delete anything, you didn't re-jailbreak or something, did you?

[riddick1224]

I believe it was when I installed the PPVideoEnabler. I think it did it.

[confucious]

But that doesn't delete anything either. Are you sure you didn't do anything else?

[riddick1224]

Nope that is it. I Jailbroke my phone. Then downloaded Cycorder then Pixelpipe. I had taken a lot of videos then remember I needed PPVideoEnabler to upload them. So I downloaded it and when I went into Cycorder all of the videos were gone.

[confucious]

Not sure what to suggest - you seem to be the only one with this problem. AFAIK PPVideoEnabler installs things but does not delete things.

[riddick1224]

Well thanks for your help. I have already sent the creator of PPVideoEnabler a email but have heard nothing back.

[elr0y7]

Originally Posted by riddick1224

Nope that is it. I Jailbroke my phone. Then downloaded Cycorder then Pixelpipe. I had taken a lot of videos then remember I needed PPVideoEnabler to upload them. So I downloaded it and when I went into Cycorder all of the videos were gone.

This may have something to do with the fact that what ppvideoenabler does is take the original cycorder video folder, which is at /var/mobile/Media/Videos, and changes it to a simlink (shortcut) which points to another folder so that the video folder is actually in a location that the Pixelpipe appstore can look through without breaking Apple's "software laws". Your problem may have been that it somehow didn't transfer the videos to the new folder location (/var/mobile/Media/DCIM/CycorderVideos) and they were lost. Not sure how or why this happens, or if there's any way to fix it.

[riddick1224]

Well I took about 30 mins and SSHed into my phone and took a look around to all of the places that I thought they might have gone. But I didn't find anything. Oh well I had some good videos in there. Damn!!! Anyways thanks for ya'lls help.