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  1. Hi all. I use VirtualDubMod to brighten/ darken frames, but this program renders the file in some funky format (640X480) I think. LOL I cant even tell. None of my other programs will convert this file to full. Is there a setting I can use to make the video full screen? Or am I gonna have to use a diferent program to brighten frames?
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    VDubMod will output whatever the input res is. So if the input is 640x480, then the output will be 640x480.
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    What are you trying to achieve with this ?

    If you wan't to fill the screen, use the fullscreen playback option in your player (for example, alt+enter in WMP). You can certainly use the resize option in virtualdub to output any size you like - even 1280 x 1024 if you want. But the picture will be soft and blcoky, the file size huge, and I doubt your CPU could actually play it back.
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  4. You can certainly use the resize option in virtualdub to output any size you like
    Is this option in filters? I cant find it.

    I doubt your CPU could actually play it back.
    I have an AMD64 3200 I am pretty much unstoppable at this point.
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    Originally Posted by renegade X
    You can certainly use the resize option in virtualdub to output any size you like
    Is this option in filters? I cant find it.
    You can't ?



    If in doubt, Google it.
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  6. Crap, I must have an old version. What version is that from?
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    1.5.10.1
    If in doubt, Google it.
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  8. Thanks mate, looks like I need to upgrade. Cheers
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  9. looks like I need to upgrade

    I doubt it. Make sure you're in Full Processing Mode and go Video->Filters->Add.
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    Really ... resize is no problem

    Yes it says 320 x 240 , but having just changed them too 1600 x 1200 , there's no problem ... except the file will be hugh without some form of compression ...
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  11. Great, I was in the wrong mode. Now there it is. Now I can render the file with better results. Thanks for all the help, you guys know your stuff.
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