Filters for DrDivX or export VirtualDub filters to DrDivX?

[Tsubaru]

Anyone?

The size option on DrDivX is very important, but the filters on VirtualDub make all the diference.


Well, I can't mix then, can I?

Don't think so.

Anyone knows where I can find DrDivX filters?
Or, a way to use VirtualDub filters on DrDivX?

[teegee420]

If you know how to use Virtualdub just ditch Dr. Divx entirely. Vdub is a much better encoder anyway. I would only use Dr. Divx if I couldn't use Virtualdub. It's good for newbies but that's about it.

[Tsubaru]

If you know how to use Virtualdub just ditch Dr. Divx entirely. Vdub is a much better encoder anyway. I would only use Dr. Divx if I couldn't use Virtualdub. It's good for newbies but that's about it.

But, I'm not an advanced user, that's why a posted here. In the newbie section.

But, anyway, thanks.

Anyone else can help me?

[reboot]

The two are mutually exclusive and cannot share filters.
If you find that drwhosit can't do what you want, then it's time to learn more advanced tools.
Virtualdub is as good as it gets (almost) for editing avi's, and it's also free.
The built in filters are excellent, and there are a few other great ones floating around on the web. It depends on exactly what you want to do with your video.
Size is one of the basic vdub filters, and easy enough to figure out.

[teegee420]

There are lots of guides for Virtualdub. Now is as good of a time as any to learn. If you get stuck, you know where to post your questions.