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> Description of problem: Our f-secure virus program detected the following > suspected > malware in quicktime movie files captured in IDV: > Exploit.Multi.Qtp.k. > > This occured in both IDV 2.6u2 and 2.7b2 on Windows XP. > Have you seen this before? Is it a false positive or a > real virus. It's a problem since I can't capture any movies > if it's not safe to use. > > Keith, We haven't seen this problem before and its probably a false positive. We have a relatively small Java class that uses the javax.media framework from the JVM to write out quicktime movies. There definitely isn't a virus in our code and I cannot imagine the JVM being corrupted. I did come across a similar issue for writing out movie files: http://alice.org/community/showthread.php?p=10554 -Jeff Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: UMY-468497 Department: Support IDV Priority: Normal Status: Closed