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  1. 4th Jan 2003 09:39 #1
    destruble
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    I have a high quality avi that I want a convert to a vcd. I have learned enough through this forum to pull it off & have done it successfuly several times b4 but this time I am getting a lot of purple hues that fade in and out when i play back the converted mpeg. Any help would be greatly appreciated
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    It happened to me also, using Virtualdub 1.3.
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    Macrovision problem?
    Panasonic DMR-ES45VS, keep those discs a burnin'
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    Don't think so, because the origin was a simple .AVI file.
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    sorry don't even know what macrovision is but I have tried converting with vdub & PWI both with the same result
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    In TMP go to options - environmental settings - VFAPI plugins, and raise the priority of Direct Show Multimedia File Reader to 2 not -2, try running again
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