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  1. 8th Dec 2001 11:16 #1
    dmikester1
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    I've tried to convert an avi to mpeg two times now. Each time I try to burn a video cd, it says invalid type. I think my problem is that I didn't know what the fps was and just picked ntsc. How do you find the fps of a avi movie?
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  2. 8th Dec 2001 11:26 #2
    Vejita-sama
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    Open the file in Virtual Dub and choose "File | File Information"
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  3. 8th Dec 2001 12:16 #3
    pinoy2201
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    isnt Virtual Dub a handy little tool
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  4. 8th Dec 2001 13:06 #4
    Shabubu
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    All hail Avery Lee, the newly appointed deity of digital video
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  5. 8th Dec 2001 13:18 #5
    pinoy2201
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    to bad he almost got sued by M$....M$ is such a B1!@H
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  6. 9th Dec 2001 05:22 #6
    MonKEYFroG
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    there's another way to find out the framerate:
    Open the "old" MS-Media Player (its called mplayer2.exe).
    load the movie and look at "statistics"!
    thats it...
    (this is for these dudes not knowing VDub! )

    <font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: MonKEYFroG on 2001-12-09 12:22:43 ]</font>
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  7. 9th Dec 2001 23:13 #7
    Bluez
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    right mouse button / properties / details?
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