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| larrylynch3rd |
| Posted: Sep 25 2002, 02:15 PM |
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I have been using Virtual dub for a long time, and haven't had any problems up 'till now.
I recently aquired a Digital Cam-Corder and have been doing some video work with it.
First time I needed to edit out a few seconds of video from the middle of a captured file I of course tried to do it with Virtual Dub.
Virtual Dub cant load the file because its not "VFW" compatible. What do I need to do to make the file "VFW" compatible, so I can edit it with my favorite editing program????
AFAIK NONE of the software I have paid good money for (Video Studio 5.0 ect) can do anything but trim the beginning or end of a file, they cannot remove frames or sequences of frames the way Vdub can.
Forgot to mention:
OS= Windows 2k sp3
System=1.2 gig Athlon & 1.2 gig Pentium both with 160 gig 7500 rpm drives and 512 meg pc133 ram.
Larry Lynch
Mystic, CT
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| Neo Neko |
| Posted: Sep 26 2002, 08:55 AM |
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VirtualdubMod Alpha tester
Group: Vdubmod Alpha Testing Team
Posts: 474
Member No.: 24
Joined: 11-July 02
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Use Avisynth with Virtualdub and your worries are over. www.avisynth.org has the version you need. Once you download and run the install.reg simply create a file with a *.avs extension. Inside that file all you need is one line.
avisource("my.avi")
Open the *.avs file in Virtualdub and compress to your hearts content. You can even do video processing such as deinterlace or cleanup with AVISYNTH. |
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| kmlo |
| Posted: Nov 5 2002, 08:43 AM |
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Hi
i just post about DV codec, once you have DV codec installed,everythign is OK.
if ur rich, pay $50 for mainconcept, if not, try demo or get panasonic. matrox.
i seldom use avisyth. so i rather solve it with a DV codec.
pls search in this forum. about my posting.
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| larrylynch3rd |
| Posted: Nov 11 2002, 12:08 PM |
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| QUOTE (kmlo @ Nov 5 2002, 02:43 AM) | Hi
i just post about DV codec, once you have DV codec installed,everythign is OK.
if ur rich, pay $50 for mainconcept, if not, try demo or get panasonic. matrox.
i seldom use avisyth. so i rather solve it with a DV codec.
pls search in this forum. about my posting.
kmlo |
Since Im doing the capturing and the rendering (and playing the avi files between steps) on this computer, I'de have thought the codec was here.. |
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