Huffyuv AVI->VirtualDub->TMPEG with frameserving??

[Tracker00]

Hi... okay, I captured a tv episode with commercials and all with 640x480 Huffyuv. I'm using Virtualdub to cut out the commercials and apply the deinterlace/temporal cleaner/2d cleaner filters. Is there anyway I can have it like save to some kind of virtual file or do some frameserving so I can open it up with TMPGEnc without the commericals?

[vhelp]

tracker00,

dahh... do it all the time.

VirtualDub:
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* open VD / setup your filters if any /
* open file/frameser, and give it a name, ie, I use 01.vdr

TMPGenc:
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* open tmpg
* open video, ie 01.vdr (audio w/ be setup already)
* optional !! -- Advanced tab and [x] source, and make seporate clips btween commer.
* now, start your encode

TIP:
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* get rid of the 640x480 captures. It's a complete waist of time and encoding, etc.
* I cap at 352x480 and have great looking SVCDs - can visit my site to see some.
I just added another sample clip. So, if you don't beleive me (352x480) see my
clips and judge for yourself!

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: vhelp on 2001-12-21 18:41:19 ]</font>

[vhelp]

tracker00,

I trust that the above worked?

Later.

[Tracker00]

I finished the frameserving step, but when I try and open it with TMPGEnc, I get the error "File "E:\test.vdr" can not open, or unsupported." I'm using TMPGEnc 2.00.29.113. Is there something else I need to install? BTW, that SVCD is a great capture.

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Tracker00 on 2001-12-09 11:05:21 ]</font>

[Hiei]

Run AuxSetup.exe from Virtual Dub folder and install Handler. is the Avi file frameclient support.

[vhelp]

tracker00,

what/which SVCD, the one you just made maybe?

or the one(s) (which one) at my website?

brum, brum....

ok, try this step then.


TMPG:
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* MENU: options/global settings/VFAPI plugins
* then, RT-click the line that has AVI. . .in it, do both, as I can't
remember which one it is. But, move them at the top.

There's a method to my maddness! ..with the 01.vdr file.
It's the file I always leave on my D: drive. And, whenever I have
to start another project (as I always am doing) I like to know
where I left off, and down the bottom where my MPG filename goes,
I can see the last filename, as well as other settings to TMPG goes,
is still available, and I can continue with my projects without thinking
some more. I can't go waistng time, "where did I put that .vdr file
and what name did I call it?
I keep this 01.vdr as my standard, and I NEVER have to push myself
any further than that!

In time, you may feel that its time to start having standards, or
consistancies across the board. So. . .anyways.

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: vhelp on 2001-12-09 11:27:02 ]</font>

[Tracker00]

Oops, I guess I forgot to run the AuxSetup.exe program. Thanks... The SVCD I was talking about was from your site =)