on XP & 98se
tried 5.3 & new beta. Can anybody please help?many people seem to have this trouble!
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| Posted by: davidsmith001 Apr 9 2003, 04:38 PM |
| Help please i tried so many things but still V Dub crashes on XP & 98se tried 5.3 & new beta. Can anybody please help?many people seem to have this trouble! |
| Posted by: Kippesoep Apr 9 2003, 08:49 PM |
| From your post, there is absolutely nothing we can tell except that you have a problem. Try giving us some information to work with, such as: - which version of VirtualDub are you using (there's no version 5.3)? - what are you trying to do? - where does it crash? - how does it crash? (i.e. do you get an error dialog box? -- if so, what does it say?) - a list of appropriate hardware (e.g. if you get this problem when capturing, what capture card do you have?) |
| Posted by: ChristianHJW Apr 10 2003, 05:39 AM |
| - even more important : what compression ( codec ) are you using - did you try to make something simple with it, like setting 'audio' and 'video' to 'Direct Stream copy' and save as new AVI ? Does it crash also ? |
| Posted by: davidsmith001 Apr 10 2003, 07:46 AM |
| sorry every one i use vdub 1.51 tried using coec 4,5,5.3 etc iam trying to convert codec encocec 3.11 to 5+ it crashes at different places the PC just frezes-on xp & 98se i need to convert- i just bought the dp 450 cd plyr wich plays divx 4 + Above i would be so greatfull for your help |
| Posted by: David.Bucci Apr 16 2003, 04:51 AM | ||
News to me, that many people are having this problem On the other thread you started, you asked for alternatives. Search here for "Aviutl", you'll find at least one discussion I remember of where you can get that free tool. But be warned: - it's not as good as VD feature-wise, with one or two exceptions - it's not as stable as VD in general, in my experience (phaeron codes well, in my professional judgment) - your problem is almost certainly somewhere in your codecs, etc., not in VD, so you'll experience the same problem in Aviutl if so |