Weird Video When I Seek In Virtual Dub With Windows 10

[TheRandomOne]

Any way of fixing this ?

[Bernix]

If you are on win 10 64 bit, you can try VirtualDub-1.10.5-test7-AMD64 it worked under Intel too and I have no problem. Maybe there is 32 bit version too.

[TheRandomOne]

That version does not seem like it works with plugins for mp4 / mkv etc

[Bernix]

It imports mp4 and mkv. 35576 test7 version. But output should be avi. For example vfw x264.
And if you have AIO version installed and propertly seting up, it can export to MKV and MP4 too.

[TheRandomOne]

Any links for AIO ?

[Bernix]

https://www.videohelp.com/software/Virtualdub-AIO

[TheRandomOne]

I downloaded

https://www.videohelp.com/download/VirtualDubAIO_1.0.0.9.exe

The lines shown in the picture is still there

[TheRandomOne]

I am interested in 2 set it up so that it exports MKV, MP4 though any easy guides ?

[devilcoelhodog]

Hello, dear all.

seem like it works with plugins for mp4 / mkv etc

---> http://thesunstroke.blogspot.com.br/2014/06/how-to-make-virtualdub-openedit-mkv-mp4.html

And:

---> https://sourceforge.net/projects/virtualdubffmpeginputplugin/


Maybe this can help?


Thanks.

Best regards.


devil (johner)

[TheRandomOne]

Thanks but the AIO version linked earlier works fine but the lines in the picture are still there & like said abouve Id be curious with how 2 EXPORT 2 MKV / MP4 in VirtualDub unless thats not possible ?

[hello_hello]

Yes, the ffmpeg input driver plugin tends to open just about anything. If you're not sure it's being used, when the VirtualDub File/Open navigation window opens, select "ffmpeg supported files" from the bottom "file type" drop down list. If you still have display problems, it's probably a display issue rather than a decoding one. You could try fiddling with the settings under Options/Preferences/Display. There's not many.

[Bernix]

Look at Option - external encoders. If you have there mkv and mp4 then you can export File - Export - use external encoders.

[hello_hello]

Id be curious with how 2 EXPORT 2 MKV / MP4 in VirtualDub unless thats not possible ?

When you say "export" are you referring to something like x264 encoding and outputting an MKV or MP4 file?
If so, there's a Video for Windows version of the x264 encoder that you can use like any other VFW encoder (ie Xvid), but the commandline version is a better idea. You need to set up commandline encoders using the "Options/External Encoders" menu. First you create an encoder setup, then you create an "Encoder Set" so VirtualDub can use it. An "Encoder Set" can be just a video encoder, or a video and audio encoder, or it can include muxing etc.

An encoder setup for the commandline version of x264 might look like this (encoded video written to MKV):

Type: Video encoder

Program: C:\WhereverItIs\x264.exe

Command Arguments (everything before --demuxer raw is optional):
--level 4.1 --preset slow --tune film --crf 18.0 --stitchable --vbv-bufsize 78125 --vbv-maxrate 62500 --demuxer raw --input-csp i420 --input-res %(width)x%(height) --fps %(fpsnum)/%(fpsden) -o "%(tempvideofile)" -

Output FileName: %(outputname).mkv

To encode you'd use the "File/Export/Use External Ecoder" menu. You can use the standard version of VirtualDub, but if Virtualdub-AIO comes pre-configured with external encoders, that might be easier. I don't know, I've never used that version.