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  1. 16th Nov 2003 05:28 #1
    Baldrick
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    YMPEG is a new MPEG1/MPEG2 codec/encoder. I'm testing it right now, it is an early beta so not all features are added yet and virtualdub crashed when I tested it...but I got it working now.
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  2. 16th Nov 2003 05:37 #2
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    It became a bit too popular.....geocities bandwidth problems already.
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  3. 16th Nov 2003 05:45 #3
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    So i see, Geocities sucks
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  4. 16th Nov 2003 06:33 #4
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    I added the YMPEG download to the tools section, it is just temporarily until the author finds a new better host.

    www.dvdrhelp.com/download/YMPEG03Alphasetup.zip
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  5. 16th Nov 2003 06:53 #5
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    Thx Baldrick, i'll try it later on tonight.
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    mmm Strange, it's not showing up in VDub's compression window on my PC. it installed ok to.

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  7. 16th Nov 2003 09:30 #7
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    So, what's the verdict Baldrick?
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  8. 16th Nov 2003 10:14 #8
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    hmm.. I get an error message:

    This program must be run on Windows NT

    I guess Windows ME down to 95 is not supported
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    I've installed it onto Windows XP Pro but Virtualdub doesn't see it, shame.
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    no vfm?

    I'll test it later in this week, those days I 'm on a technology excibition, not time sorry...
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  11. 16th Nov 2003 13:11 #11
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    Installed on XP but it doesn't show in vdub or msp7
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  12. 16th Nov 2003 17:39 #12
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    Any verdict / opinion?
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  13. 17th Nov 2003 00:01 #13
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    Installed on W2000. but it doesn't show in Virtualdub or Premiere 6.5

    Wonderful freeware…Poh!
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    When I look in my list of installed video codecs it shows up but if you go to its properties it says the driver is missing or corrupt. I think this compile is no good.
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  15. 17th Nov 2003 02:31 #15
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    ffvfw includes mpeg2enc (ffmpeg) and does basically the same thing that ympeg does. (I can't use ympeg since it requires floting point SSE instructions).

    http://cultact-server.novi.dk/kpo/avisynth/ffvfw-20031113.exe
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  16. 17th Nov 2003 03:37 #16
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    does fffwfwf has a homepage?
    this one http://ffdshow.sourceforge.net/ffvfw.html looks kinda outdated?
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    okey, found the latest ffvfw versions at doom9.
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    Hi All,

    Many thanks for reporting problem about not appearing YMPEG in VirtualDub. It is now fixed in new version (0.60) which you can download from my site (http://www.motiwala.com/ympeg.htm).

    This was due to missing msvcr70.dll in XP. This was the reason why it worked for some and not for others. New build removes msvcr70 dependency. New build also has better checking for SSE support.

    Please let me know if this resolves problem. Your feedback is crucial in improving YMPEG.

    Regards,
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