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| RedTheHunter |
| Posted: Jan 26 2012, 05:13 PM |
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Newbie
Group: Members
Posts: 2
Member No.: 34125
Joined: 26-January 12
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Hello everybody,
First at all, let me explain the situation.
I'm working on a project involving video recording. Once the record is done, the result seems twice laggy than the normal.
Looking deeper in this video, I figured out that duplicate frames (or dropped) are present in the .avi. Each keyframe involve a [D] frame right after it.
During the time I'm looking for the error, I use VirtualDub. I can resolve the problem by double the frame rate and decimate the frames by 2.
The question is : How could I do the same, using the vdub.exe (console application) and a script? I'm looking on the Internet and the UserGuide and I can't find my solution.
Thanks you, RedTheHunter |
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| RedTheHunter |
 Posted: Mar 29 2012, 08:17 AM |
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Newbie
Group: Members
Posts: 2
Member No.: 34125
Joined: 26-January 12
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While I was looking for something else, I finally found out how to do that.
Everything is easier with DubMan 
| CODE | VirtualDub.Open(sInput,0,0);
VirtualDub.video.SetFrameRate2(60,1,2);
VirtualDub.SaveAVI(sOutput);
VirtualDub.Close(); |
The 60 value correspond to the double framerate, 1 the index and 2 the decimate factor.
At least, if someone is in trouble, he could read that.
Thanks you for the software & thanks Dubman
RedTheHunter
P.S. : The scripting tutorial is quite a mess. I think it would be efficient to add examples in it. |
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