1	          %1. An unexpected error occurred.
2	        The ASF file could not be opened.
3	          %1. The specified file is not a valid ASF.
4	          %1. The ASF is affected by the payload overrun bug.
5	          %1. The ASF appears to be truncated.
6	          %1. The ASF file has been corrupted.
8	\nProcessing file %1...
9	        OK: %1 was processed with no errors.
10	        WARNING: %1 contained some minor problems. The file is playable, but results may not be optimal.
11	        ERROR: %1 contained some errors, but they are repairable.
12	        FATAL: %1 is invalid or corrupted, and cannot be repaired.
13	        The following problems were detected:
14	        Preparing to fix the ASF file.
15	          %1. The preroll field in the ASF is zero.
16	          %1. The preroll field in the ASF is inaccurate.
17	          %1. The preroll field in the ASF is set to an invalid value.
18	          %1. The ASF contains invalid presentation times.
19	          %1. The ASF contains objects which play before they are sent.
20	          %1. The ASF file contains a video stream without key frame information. The ASF contains an index, so it will be possible to partially reconstruct key frame information.
21	          %1. The ASF file contains a video stream without key frame information. No index is included, so key frame information cannot be reconstructed.
22	          %1. Some of the data objects in the ASF appear to be missing or out of order.
23	          %1. This ASF contains invalid object id fields.
24	        Any fixable problems with the ASF file have been repaired.
25	        A problem occurred, and the ASF file couldn't be repaired.
26	        FAILED: An error occurred processing %1.
27	        Out of memory.
28	        An unexpected error occurred.
29	        The system cannot find the file %1.
30	        No matching files were found
31	Invalid Path %1\n
32	Invalid Directory %1\n
33	        %1 contained some errors which have been fixed.
34	        %1 files were processed.
35	\n\nASFCheck Statistics:
36	        %1 file(s) contained no errors.
37	        %1 file(s) had warnings.
38	        %1 file(s) had errors that are repairable.
39	        %1 file(s) had errors that cannot be repaired.
40	        %1 file(s) had errors that were fixed.
41	        The file %1 could not be opened because some other process is using it.
42	          %1. The error correction data is invalid.
44	          %1. Extra non-index data was detected at the end of the file.
45	          %1. All the streams that were supposed to be in the file could not be found.
46	          %1. A stream id could not be read.
47	          %1. A stream id is invalid.
48	          %1. This is a stripped ASF file.
49	          %1. Invalid timestamp data was detected.
50	          %1. The compressed payload is invalid.
51	          %1. The indexes do not point to the appropriate key frame.
52	          %1. The ASFChop ocx has not been registered.
53	         %1. A bad version of the ASFChop ocx has been registered on this system.
54	          %1. This is an invalid ASF file because it contains a header that is greater than 64 kilobytes in size. The size of the header including scripts and markers must be less than 64K.
55	        SIGNED: %1 contains a digital signature and cannot be edited by this tool.\n
56	The ASFCheck command verifies and (optionally) repairs ASF files.\n
57	asfcheck [/v] [/f] [/s directory] filename.asf\n
58	/v             Verbose mode.
59	/f             Attempt to fix any problems encountered in the file.
60	/s dir         Recurse through subdirectories starting from dir
61	filename.asf   The ASF file to check.\n
62	Example: asfcheck /s d:\ *.asf  would recurse through all subdirectories of d:\ checking all files with the extension .asf