When I use full processing mode to convert the AVI (DV format) to AVI (DV format) with smooth deinterlace filter and avisynth, I get a lag video and audio. When use direct scream copy, there is no lag. I have try to different PC and get the same result.
Help Please.
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If you are talking about previewing with the Output Playback button or via File - Preview Filtered -- VirtualDub is not designed as a media player. It certainly won't play smoothly with a bunch of filter applied.
If you are talking about playing the resulting AVI file -- what video and audio codecs did you use? If you saved as uncompressed RGB the file is probably just too big to play smoothly. -
Why are you deinterlacing? Are you converting to Xvid or similar? If your final destination is MPEG, you don't generally want to deinterlace. Is the video shorter when deinterlaced?
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Thanks guys,
It is the file size that causes the problem. After I convert to H264 AVI, the lag was gone. Thanks again.
The video codec is the panasonic one. I don't know what is the audio codec. I just use direct stream copy in virtualdub.
The purpose for deinterlacing is to convert the DV file to H264 for backup. I will keep two sets of copies, one will be interlaced DVD format, the other will be deinterlaced H264 AVI so I can play the movies on the computer screen.
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