As you might have read in some posts, in order to open .mp4 or .mkv files (or some other formats) in VirtualDub, you need some plugins and also in some cases you need to create a .avs file for each file you will need to open.
That process is kinda boring and has to be done file by file.
To make the process easier I have created a "program" (Something basic made in Java) that will make this files for us.
Feel free to download and use it, and please leave feedback (First time making something like this)
Here some Screenshots:
Notes: It will create an .avs file for every .mp4 or .mkv or all files, depending on what you selected, with a content like this.
DirectShowSource("<your selected folder>\<filename>.<extension>")
Example:
DirectShowSource("C:\Documents and Settings\Admin\Videos\Video.mp4")
You can download it here (Available in .exe .jar and .rar with both formats)
DOWNLOAD Links in a Pastebin - (adfly)
Direct Links:
CreateAVS.exe
http://ul.to/pjg82mrn
CreateAVS.jar
http://ul.to/d5ukmqhz
CreateAVS.rar (.exe and .jar)
http://ul.to/s3u73zdp
Hope you find it useful.
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Last edited by A2000; 24th Jan 2015 at 12:02.
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Why link to adfly? and then pastebin? and then you must wait 384993843498438 seconds to download.
And I always recommend you try your .exe files at virustotal.com. Your file looks ok:
https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/ce157b65321c699586675facb4e343128639a09b234e3cc144e...d48a/analysis/Last edited by Baldrick; 24th Jan 2015 at 03:33.
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DirectShowSource() should be the option of last resort. It's behavior depends on what DirectShow components you have installed and it's not always frame accurate.
Another method of creating a basic AVS script is to use a batch file:
Code:echo ffVideoSource("%~d1%~p1%~n1%~x1") >> "%~d1%~p1%~n1.avs"
A batch file for use with MPG sources:
Code:"C:\Program Files\DgIndex\DGIndex.exe" -i "%~d1%~p1%~n1%~x1" -o "%~d1%~p1%~n1" -fo 0 -om 2 -exit echo Mpeg2Source("%~d1%~p1%~n1.d2v", CPU2="ooooxx", Info=3) > "%~d1%~p1%~n1.avs" echo TFM() >> "%~d1%~p1%~n1.avs" echo TDecimate(mode=1) >> "%~d1%~p1%~n1.avs"
I have several such batch files in my SendTo folder so I can right click on a source file, SendTo, and automatically build an apprpriate prototype AVS script. -