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    Hi,

    I have just scanned an ogm file, which i have renamed to .avi, using virtualdub. The log reported that the whole movie has bad frames, from start to finish, 243391 bad frames!!!

    I noticed during playback that there is only 1 glich half way through the movie, which then puts the audio out of sync.

    Vdub-Mp3 gives this error on bottom of window;

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    This can happen when it's corrupt. Its 'good' up to the bad frame, then craps out after. Use VDUB to check for bad frames and repair it. If it's been 'improperly repaired' before, you may need to open it up in VDUB using the advanced settings.
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    Thx for the reply.

    VDUB reported 1077 bad frames, but does it make a log? i couldnt see one, and wasnt sure wot to do next?
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    There's a bad frames guide, first link below.
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    Originally Posted by ZippyP.
    There's a bad frames guide, first link below.
    Thanks for the link, but i have already tried that method.

    But i still cant seem to find the log.txt which should have been created by VDub (normal), which showed 1077 bad frames.
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  6. hi

    the log that is created u should find on c drive, my computer,c drive, look in c and u should find the text file log bad frames.

    good hunting
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    Originally Posted by ttbb
    the log that is created u should find on c drive, my computer,c drive, look in c and u should find the text file log bad frames.
    Open windows explorer and click on C:, it should be there.
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