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| ZnachWD |
| Posted: Aug 6 2014, 12:42 PM |
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Hello
I hope that somebode will be able to help me. I am going insane now... I have a MP4 video and I want to make volume of my video louder. I extracted WAV from it, using Media Coder and now I am trying to put it together in Virtual Dub. And it works fine, the audio is much louder etc. BUT.
I have a problem. The original video is 25 minutes long, and the audio file is 25 minutes long. But when I open it in Virtual Dub it is max 9642 frames. And when I save it it lasts for around 5 and half minutes. And then it cuts..
Anyone could help me? What seems to be a problem?
VirtualDub 1.10.4 (build 35491/release) |
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| malky |
| Posted: Aug 6 2014, 03:33 PM |
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If you open the original mp4 using the ffmpeg input plugin, is the length ok? |
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| ZnachWD |
| Posted: Aug 6 2014, 05:03 PM |
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Nope.  The lenght is always cut short, whatever I open. I am just baffled now. Heh.  |
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| malky |
| Posted: Aug 6 2014, 06:26 PM |
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If AviSynth is installed, try creating an .avs script using NotePad and opening the script in VirtualDub.
Assumes directshowsource.dll is in the AviSynth\Plugins folder (or FFdhow is installed).
| QUOTE | | directshowsource("E:\Office clip\MP4\G.I. Joe.mp4" ,convertfps=true) |
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