Virtual dub problem
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- Sun_Wukong
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Virtual dub problem
I cant seem to load certain AVI files, I get a message saying the data is corrupt, yet they play fine. Is this a codec problem?
- Sun_Wukong
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How exactly? Isnt Avisynth a script based program?SatoSky wrote:Could be codec problem. What codec does your AVI file use?
Try Open video file via AviSynth... It's happened to me before and it didn't give me any details. Just the same message you got. After using Open video file via AviSynth... it played just fine.
I use plain old uncompressed files by the way.
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Nah, you can frame-serve any ol' video file via AVIsynth.
AVISource("C:\location.avi")
If that doesn't work, you might have to go the DirectShow route:
DirectShowSource("C:\location.avi")
AVISource("C:\location.avi")
If that doesn't work, you might have to go the DirectShow route:
DirectShowSource("C:\location.avi")
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