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| mashadar |
| Posted: May 29 2003, 01:58 PM |
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Weirdo vdub bug
test_file.avi 1116KB HUFFYUV2.1.1 5frames (K)
Open file
Video->Direct stream copy
File->Save segmented AVI...
Limit number of video frames per segment to 1 frames
Save
test_file_dsc1.00.avi 228KB HUFFYUV2.1.1 1frame (K)
test_file_dsc1.01.avi 450KB HUFFYUV2.1.1 2frames (K)
test_file_dsc1.02.avi 454KB HUFFYUV2.1.1 2frames (K)
test_file_dsc1.03.avi 10KB HUFFYUV2.1.1 0frame (uh... no Key or delta frames... vdub can open this...)
If I limit the range to 4 frames and again segment to 1 frame avi's
test_file_dsc2.00.avi 228KB HUFFYUV2.1.1 1frame (K)
test_file_dsc2.01.avi 450KB HUFFYUV2.1.1 2frames (K)
test_file_dsc2.02.avi 232KB HUFFYUV2.1.1 1frame (K)
I know I tested this on the 1.4.x series as well with similar results
Only difference is that test_file_dsc1.03.avi was not made in 1.4.x that I can remember.
Source and resulting files can be found here:
test_files
This is tested on Windows 2000SP3, Athlon XP 1900+ |
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| mashadar |
| Posted: May 31 2003, 04:13 AM |
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While playing around some more with this, I found that you can make 0 frame avi's.
Just load any avi, select all frames and delete, then save.
If there is any use at all for 0frame avi's I guess it's ok, but... should 0frame avis really be possible to save? |
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