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| wynden |
| Posted: Apr 26 2012, 07:39 PM |
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Newbie
Group: Members
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Member No.: 34759
Joined: 26-April 12
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Hi guys,
I was using VDub 32bit with fccHandler's Quicktime plugin on WinXP to edit the .MP4 files that come off my camcorder. But since I've upgraded to Win7 I haven't been able to get this to work. I switched to the 64bit version of VDub and Handler's 64bit QT plugin, but still got the error that VDub couldn't recognize the file. I tried running the 32bit version of VDub on Win7, as well, with the 32bit plugin, and every other combination I could think of. Not an ounce of luck.
I've been googling for hours and haven't come up with anything that works. Is there a solution? I'd really appreciate any help.
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| Abrazo |
| Posted: Apr 27 2012, 08:52 AM |
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Group: Members
Posts: 775
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I don't know if it will help but some things you can verify:
1) Did you put the file "QuickTime.vdplugin" in the subfolder "plugins32" of your VirtualDub installation folder ?
2) When - in VirtualDub v1.9.11 - you click on File > Open video file... and on the bottom of the dialogbox, you open the roll-out-menu at "Files of type", do you see something like "Quick Time files (*.mov, *.mp4, ...)
If you do, than there is a chance that file-extensions are not shown in your Windows 7 environment.
So, VirtualDub can not detect if it is an *.MP4 file or another one !!
Two possibilities:
1) in the "Open video file" dialogbox first select an MP4 file ; than select "Quick Time files" in the list of "Files of type" ; finally click "Open"
2) show the file extensions in Windows 7 : go to Windows Explorer ; click Tools > Folder options > View tab > uncheck "Hide extensions for known file types" ; click "OK"
Does this help ? Some feedback would be appreciated.
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