Virtual dub help

by flushje • 31 Jan 2011, 11:58 • Journals
When saving an avi from vdub it turns out as below

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I'm recording at 40 FPS and and using huffyuv 2.2 codec.


Anyone have an idea of what the problem is?



Cheers
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ByTheWay 31 Jan 2011, 12:12
try it with lagarith codec
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ByTheWay 31 Jan 2011, 15:42
and how is it now? is it waotking or it was just boecouse of your player?
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flushje 1 Feb 2011, 09:54
Hmm, your solution fixed my first problem. However, after saving the avi from vdub then rendering it in vegas, the video / demo speed is about 5 times faster than I want it to be. Im 95% sure than all the settings are the same in both vegas and virtual dub. Im using huffyuv code 2.1.1 now. The file is also nearly 3 gig. Any idea what Im doing wrong?
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ByTheWay 1 Feb 2011, 14:47
It looks that U messed up sth with fps. Maybe U were capturing demo witx X fps, then put it together in vdub as Y fps (check ctrl+r>change frame rate to fps...) and messed it also in vegas :P
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flushje 1 Feb 2011, 15:23
Its weird if I did, I was very careful, but there was so much information to take in, maybe I did some how mess it up. Ill repsond if I fix it! Cheers
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ByTheWay 1 Feb 2011, 17:14
OK, gl and tell me what was fucked up coz im kinda curious :P
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Krii 31 Jan 2011, 12:15
use lagarith lossless codec
use the same framerate as in cl_avidemo (or img_Capturefps)

use VLC media player ;)

btw, the renders from vdub shouldnt be watchable normally.
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flushje 31 Jan 2011, 12:42
Worked, cheers, but after i rendered it the video came out slow :(
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Frop 31 Jan 2011, 12:43
That's weird, because I have no problem at all watching "raw" footage from VirtualDub (unless it's 50+ FPS which will give a slight slowmotion effect).
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Gemb 31 Jan 2011, 13:58
I neither have problems watching the raw footage, but my player has.

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ag0n 31 Jan 2011, 14:27
check his player, i bet it's normal.. who tha fuck uses divx player to watch raw? lul
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Krii 31 Jan 2011, 15:40
u have a sick system, we know
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Frop 31 Jan 2011, 16:51
My current hardware is over 3 1/2 years old. VLC plays HuffyUV nearly flawlessly and so does MPC. Lagarith is only recognized by MPC and plays at approx. 50% of the original speed.
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Krii 31 Jan 2011, 16:53
Hmml, my system seems not to be able to play lagarith 30fps without stutters, at least, not on real speed.
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Frop 31 Jan 2011, 16:57
Same here, but that's probably because the compression is so much more efficient that real-time decoding is not feasible. I'll hopefully get a new quadcore next month and I'm wondering if that will help (x264 encoding is definitely going to get a nice boost though).
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Krii 31 Jan 2011, 17:10
Buy in bulk and share one with me :<
Could use a new motherboard too, as mine doesnt support more than am2+
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sENSA 31 Jan 2011, 12:18
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AM1G0 31 Jan 2011, 12:33
hahahhahahhaa lolled hard at this gif :')
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ipod 31 Jan 2011, 13:29
Reminds me of my grandfather
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IcEcrusT 31 Jan 2011, 12:18
can u watch ur avi from vdub :O?
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FiLuS 31 Jan 2011, 12:33
problem is in huffyuv codec, I used to have exatly the same problem like 2 years ago. Only solution (besides reinstalling windows, after reinstall everything is working like a charm) that worked for me was saving clip all over again till that bug doesnt appear.
I dont remember exactly, but I think I started having those issues after moving from 1.x version of huffyuv to 2.x, but I am not sure, its long time I had that
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flushje 31 Jan 2011, 12:43
I used another codec and it rendered, but the video wasnt full speed. Any ideas? It
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FiLuS 31 Jan 2011, 12:56
what u mean by "wasnt full speed"? You either used wrong fps or that codec with ur settings needs just too many system resources that it cannot be played in full speed (but it actually is, for example video 1280x720@100fps in huffyuv cannot be played in full speed)
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flushje 31 Jan 2011, 14:06
It was recorded at 40 fps which was far to glithy and slow, so I then recorded at 100 fps but tis too fast :/ dunno what im doing wrong
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Gemb 31 Jan 2011, 14:04
thats quite normal, Im using 60 fps for recording and I cant play it without huge lagspikes, although I have a Quadcore with 2,4 Ghz.. So its nothing special if it cant be played on fullspeed :)
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flushje 1 Feb 2011, 09:57
I think I get that part now, but after making the avi in vdub then rendering in vegas it the demo / vid should play an normal speed in vegas, correct? Its weird, Im almost certain my vdub settings match my vegas settings, but my demo / video is about 5 times faster than I want it to be. Is this normal?
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ag0n 31 Jan 2011, 14:25
I'm confused now.. You are trying to watch a video from vdub (encoded with a lossless codec) at divx player? what's the point? that's pointless if you do not encode with megui or some other proper codec
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