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  1. 16th Jun 2005 23:34 #1
    tonemgub
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    every time i use avisynth avs files to open an avi in virtualdub the quality is really bad. i can see where one shade of white ends and another begins, blocky, just bad quality overall. how can i fix this?
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  2. 17th Jun 2005 00:26 #2
    Mr_khyron
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    Whats your source?
    post your avisynth script!
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  3. 17th Jun 2005 01:28 #3
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    sorry

    AVISource("G:\movies\Fletch.avi")
    also tried
    AVISource("G:\movies\Fletch.avi", true, "RGB32") with same problem

    edit: just tried opening another one and all it gives me is weird black scrambles and cant see the picture at all then i tried reopening that again and all i got was green
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  4. 17th Jun 2005 02:43 #4
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    What is the colour depth of your video display ?
    What is the source avi (codec etc - the usual G-Spot output) ?
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  5. 17th Jun 2005 03:27 #5
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    You might try opening your AviSynth script in a player and see if it looks any better. I don't use VDub(Mod) to show me how it's supposed to look.
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  6. 17th Jun 2005 03:56 #6
    tonemgub
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    actually i found out that happens even if i dont use an avs file to load it
    virtualdub loads all my movies with bad quality
    does that mean if i save after making changes the quality will be as bad as it looks in vdub?
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  7. 17th Jun 2005 10:18 #7
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    Probably a borked codec is decoding your avi.
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  8. 17th Jun 2005 10:27 #8
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    Yeah, this is a codec issue.
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