Virtual Dub not saving edited avi??

[mb571]

I have a recent problem with Virtual Dub that I didn't have before. I locate bad frames in a XviD avi, cut them out. I play the brief sequence before saving to make sure they're gone. Then I "Save as AVI". When I open the new file, the frames I cut out are still there. Does anyone know what gives? I have also been having codec blues. A buddy gives me Xvid's that he says plays fine but on my machine the audio leads the video by half a second.

Mark

[p_l]

If you're following this procedure, don't forget to Press Edit> then delete key to remove those bad frames. I know I've inadvertently forgotten that step a few times.

[BJ_M]

new version of virtualdub out today (may 20th) fixed some problems, bad frame detection and a few other bugs ... (many it seems) ..

suggest you get the new version plus whatever everyone else sugggested.

[mb571]

I have triple checked my procedure now and am doing what I have done in the past. And like I said, I view it in in Vdub before I save as avi and it is okay.

M

[p_l]

You are using VirtualDub MP3 Freeze, aren't you?

[Laddydaddy]

Make sure that direct stream copy is checked for video and audio. Maybe you were using full processing mode and forgot to change it.

[mb571]

I have just downloaded Vdub 1.5.3 as sugested and that has solved my problem. Thanks BJ_M

M