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  1. 7th Oct 2002 23:27 #1
    carolkin
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    This has happened to me a few times, off and on. I go into Virtual Dub and seperate the audio and video...no problem. Then I go into Tmpegec and try to encode to an mpeg. When I begin to process, I notice a pink tint throughout the movie off and on. Does anyone have any idea what this could be caused from? Is this a flaw in the avi or with the software that I am using. Please help.
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  2. 8th Oct 2002 01:11 #2
    Localboy8o8
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    i had that problem too with a .AVI i tried converting...still cant find the prob though...must be the .AVI file.
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  3. 8th Oct 2002 02:53 #3
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    Hi guys!

    Had the same problem once: Enter "Pink" in the search box of this forum and you will find the thread I started (TMPGenc hangs) then

    In short: Go to Options->Environmental settings->VFAPI Plugin->Increase the priority for the "DirectShow Multimedia File Reader" to 3 or 4. The recurring pink should vanish.
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  4. 9th Oct 2002 11:50 #4
    carolkin
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    Thanks for all your help. I changed the enviromental settings and it fixed the pink problem. Thanks again.
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