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    Hello.

    I'm trying this script with TDecimate

    LwLibavVideoSource("C:\===Work===\01.mp4")
    TDecimate(Mode=2, m2PA=true, rate=23.976)

    and I open it with VirtualDub, i'm getting this message "... does not have a video stream"

    BUT if I remove this Mode=2

    LwLibavVideoSource("C:\===Work===\01.mp4")
    TDecimate(m2PA=true, rate=23.976)

    I can load without any problem, why mode=2 is causing this ?

    Thanks
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    Which version of TIVTC exactly do you use? It has been in development by pinterf during the last weeks, he released a few new versions, maybe it was covered in one of these?

    https://github.com/pinterf/TIVTC/releases/

    Furthermore, you may run your script through AVSMeter and see if it reports any more verbose error messages.
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    Thanks LigH.de

    I just install version TIVTC 1.17 and TDeint 1.4 and the problem is still there, I tried mode=1 to 7, they are all working except mode=2, AvsPmod frooze very time.
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    Are you able to provide a small sample, in case it happens only for your kind of material?
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  5. m2PA=true can make TDecimate check a huge amount of video in advance. Without it, it only checks 100 frames at a time. What happens if you set m2PA=false? If memory serves, with Mode=2 and m2PA=true, the video will often run normally up to a certain point (once TDecimate has finished looking ahead), then everything will come to a stop while TDecimate looks ahead again.
    m2PA and rate probably do nothing without mode=2 (or mode=7 for the rate argument).

    Maybe VirtualDub doesn't know it needs to wait and AvsPmod appears to freeze because it is?

    You might be better off running an analysis pass. I'm sure both VirtualDub and AvsPMod have an analysis pass mode. It should be pretty fast.

    TDecimate(Mode=4, rate=23.976, Output="SomeFile.txt")

    When it's done, use mode=2 this way:

    TDecimate(Mode=2, rate=23.976, Input="SomeFile.txt")

    Or try Mode=7 instead. Often it can work as well as mode=2 without the waiting period.

    TDecimate(Mode=7, rate=23.976)
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