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  1. can u tell me whats the best compression codec for MPEG4 DIVX/XVID COMPATIBLE


    Heres my avs file that i load on VirtualDub, as my video source

    loadvirtualdubplugin("C:\Documents and Settings\iItz Thrillz\Desktop\Video Editing\virtualdub\plugins\Logo.vdf","logo")
    LoadPlugin("C:\Documents and Settings\iItz Thrillz\Desktop\Video Editing\DGMPGDEC\DGDecode.dll")
    video = MPEG2Source("C:\Documents and Settings\iItz Thrillz\Desktop\blackrob.d2v")
    video = converttorgb32(video)
    video = logo(video,412,373, 255, 1, 0,0,255,0, "C:\wshh2.bmp", 0, 0, 0, 0, 0,0, 0)
    return video
    Lanczos4Resize(688,416,0,1,576,318)


    when i did that, i got no sound

    So i justt loaded the vob file as videos source, and added the logo filter, but then audio was out of sync with the video, and audio was low, the audio that the video has uses ac3.

    Maybe i can add a code to the avs file? to reencode the ac3 to wav?, but i dont know that code, or no if its possible. If it is, please give me the code, and tell me where on the avs code, do add the new line


    Now what i want as the output are these stats

    Video: MPEG-4 - 1000 kbps (DivX/XviD), Frame Size - 320x240; Audio: 128 kbps, 44 kHz, stereo

    But when i edit my compression for MPEG4 it just says Compression control, Keyframe every, and data rate, kilobite sper second, and it has a slider for me to edit the number

    I need a mpeg4 compressoer where i could change settings to make the output file with these settings, Video: MPEG-4 - 1000 kbps (DivX/XviD), Frame Size - 320x240; Audio: 128 kbps, 44 kHz, stereo

    Please can u tell me how i can do that, or what compresser i need to download
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  2. Member mats.hogberg's Avatar
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    I split this off as a separate thread, as it's not related to the original.

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    You've got no sound because D2V files are video without sound.

    You need to load the sound as a seperate line in your script, or alternatively process the video first then mux in the audio afterwards.

    Virtualdub will let you output to the settings you've given, you just need to - Click here for all guides for using Virtualdub.
    If in doubt, Google it.
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  4. how do i mux in the audio? what tool do i need? i went to your guides for virtualdub but didnt seeit
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