Open a *.vdr file with a media player

[micklan]

Hi!
Is it possible to open a frameserved file (virtualdub) with a media player directly without encoding it?

I tried to open *.vdr file with media player classics but i reiceve an error.
Instead tmpgenc open it with no problems..

Thanks!

[sanjayk]

Media Player Classic will give you error simply because it is not designed to read a vdr file.

A vdr file is a dummy / temporary file used for frameserving audio & video streams to an encoder application like TMPGEnc. Frameserving is used generally when the encoder app does not recognise a particular audio / video stream. This avoid compatibility issues.

[micklan]

Yes I know.
I just wanna know if it's possible apply vdub filters > frameserve > see result in a media player..

[KBeee]

Why would you want to do this?
You want to apply filters/resize whatever and view it on the fly?

[micklan]

Why would you want to do this?
You want to apply filters/resize whatever and view it on the fly?

Exactly..I need to apply some filters and view it on the fly.
I see that in vdub i can see it on the fly, but i can't see the video in full screen..so i wanna frameserve to a media player.