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curmudgeon
Posted: Nov 23 2002, 08:39 AM


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Hi,

I hope I have this in the correct forum (if not, apologies in advance).

I have encountered a couple of things that, while I won't quite call
them "bugs," seem a little strange to me.

W2K, 1 GB RAM, 1.4.11

First. if I want to put .wav audio in an .avi, Virtualdub will not do it
in combination with other things (like deleting a section of video).
In other words, I have a (completely uncompressed .avi). I want to
remove part of it and replace the sound, saving it to another .avi
(without any other processing). Virtualdub will not do this in one
step (if I try, I get no sound at all), but it works fine if I save the
.avi (and, of course, I don't like saving "intermediate .avis), and then
replace the sound as a separate step.

Second, some problem exists capturing when re-entering capture
mode. If I exit the program (start it right before my capture), then
everything works fine (I get between two and five dropped frames
per hour, which I guess comes from thermal recalibration of the
hard drive). However, if I capture some video, and then attempt to
capture more without exiting virtualdub, virtualdub takes a few
seconds to start capturing (displaying a "status 502" message that
I never see any other time), and drops about sixty frames in the
first ten seconds (and continues to drop frames at a much higher
rate than usual. It seems like something doesn't get reset.

I hope I wrote those well enough for you to understand. Feel free
to ask me any questions you have. Thank you for your help in
supporting this wonderful program.
 
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fccHandler
Posted: Nov 23 2002, 06:56 PM


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Re: first question
As mentioned in another thread, Avisynth can do many wonderful things to an AVI without the need to create intermediate files.

Re: second question
I have a similar bug. I can do multiple captures for hours at a time, as long as I stay in capture mode. But if I exit VirtualDub and go do other things, then come back and try to capture again, I sometimes see the "status 502" message, and it will drop frames badly or even hang the system. It doesn't always happen, but just to be safe I always reboot before starting any big capturing session. (Blame it on buggy drivers.)

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Belgabor
Posted: Nov 24 2002, 10:30 PM


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QUOTE (fccHandler @ Nov 23 2002, 12:56 PM)
Re: first question
As mentioned in another thread, Avisynth can do many wonderful things to an AVI without the need to create intermediate files.

And (shameless plug biggrin.gif ) VirtualDubMod makes working with avisynth much easier, even more so the new version bound to be out tomorrow (just to get your mouth watery tongue.gif )

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