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    here's an example of what i mean can this be fixed and how?

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    If they are in your source, no. They are data corruption, and whatever was there, is no longer. If there are from the capture, capture again. If they are from your source file, you are pretty much screwed.
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    damn.ok anyway cutting it out with out losing too much?an what tools
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    even the audio is bit corrupted
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    Unfortunately, your video has too many bad frames going one by one and you can't use adjacent frames for interpolation. However, I was able to find a place for an example where just one frame 63 was corrupted and it is replaced below by repeated frame #62:

    LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5\SpecialPlugins\badframes.dll")
    AVISource("E:\My Downloads\1.avi")
    BadFrames(63, blend = false)

    #64 also had a small problem, so I didn't use 'blend = true' here.

    You can only cut out multiple bad frames using internal Trim command. First try something like All Media Fixer for your file.
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    where can i find the badframes.dll?
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    http://www.avisynth.org.ru/badframes/badframes.html
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    http://www.avisynth.org.ru/badframes/badframes10.zip
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    For multiple bad frames use internal FreezeFrame command as manono suggested in the other thread where we discussed it.
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