Increase maximum AVI frame limit#3
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There was previously an arbitrary limit of 100,000 frames. The actual data type should be a 32-bit unsigned integer, so the limit has been raised to the maximum 32-bit unsigned integer value instead. Some other things that were supposed to be 32-bit unsigned integers were for some reason 32-bit signed integers instead, so their types have been fixed as well.
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There was previously an arbitrary limit of 100,000 frames on the length of captured video. The actual data type of this configurable limit is a 32-bit unsigned integer, so the maximum value has been raised to the maximum 32-bit unsigned integer value instead.
Some other things that were supposed to be 32-bit unsigned integers were for some reason signed integers instead, so their types have been fixed as well.
Resolves #2.