Problem with Virtualdub

[pranjev]

Hi All. I am a 32-bit version of Windows XP Service Pack 3. I've installed K-Lite Codec Pack 7.0.0 Full.

I have a problem with VirtualDub , that torments me. I use several filters. Even if i want to cut video file and compress them, without use filters, the resulting file is the picture is damage to the right side:

MOV 2.avi - 4shared.com - file sharing - download movie file

I don't know what causes this problem and I have no idea how to solve.

I will be grateful to everyone who helped me deal with this problem.

Merry Christmas to All!

[pranjev]

No one can help me?

[TimStannard]

No one can help me?

I'm sure someone can. Whether they read this forum is a different matter
This is a fairly low volume (but high quality) forum and 24 hours is really not a very long time to wait for a response particularly (a) on a product which not many here use and (b) during the holiday season. Hang on in there and you may yet be rewarded with an answer.

[Spacial]

Don't know if you're still turning up, but I also use VirtualDub and came here to exchange some support.

But you seem to be stuck at the begining. That's OK.

The first thing you need to do is download some codecs. ffdshow is the ubiquitous one, hopefully, I will learn about better ones here. Once downloaded, these need to be installed on your computers.

Next, open VD and click Video, then click Full Processing Mode. This is because, by default, VD doesn't compress.

Next click Video again then compression. Select ffdshow. Sadly, ffdshow has been 'updated so it isn't possible to set the bit rate, as far as I know. So that's as much as you need to do.

Next, set the audio compression. Click Audio. Click Compression. Click fo example, Lame MP3. If you don't have Lame MP3 you can download it by searching for Lame ACM

Now, click File then Save Processing Settings. In the save dialogue box, scroll to the Plug Ins Folder and save the setting with ffd.vcf

Each time you open VD, you will need to load this setting, Load Processing Settings.

To mark out a section of video for processing. go to the start and click the box, at the bottom of your window, with what appears to be a left pointing, half arrow. Have a look now.

Go to the end of the sequence and click the other half arrow. The section will now be highlighted on the time line. It can be processed, deleted, saved or whatever. How you do that is by playing with the tools.

Good luck.

PS> Apologies, forgot to include setting audio