cant load avi files....
- Thread starter Tommie
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1:Means the audio is encoded with vbr(variable bitrate). This sometimes causes sync issues.
If your avi(or final encode) does not have sync issues leave it as is.
If it does have sync issues imo dont let virtualdubmod correct it.
Instead extract to wave(sometimes that leaves you with an mp3 in wave file, this is easily recognized by the size of the extracted file though, and can be converted to regular wave in most cases).
Add the extracted audio and encode it with cbr(constant bitrate) while correcting any sync issues (with the interleave/skew correction options).
2:Means you need the xvid codec
If your avi(or final encode) does not have sync issues leave it as is.
If it does have sync issues imo dont let virtualdubmod correct it.
Instead extract to wave(sometimes that leaves you with an mp3 in wave file, this is easily recognized by the size of the extracted file though, and can be converted to regular wave in most cases).
Add the extracted audio and encode it with cbr(constant bitrate) while correcting any sync issues (with the interleave/skew correction options).
2:Means you need the xvid codec
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u mean i need to codec to install into virtualdubmod??..i already have a xvid codec installed....i use combined community codec pack....it has all the codecs to watch all video files....how do i convert divx to xvid??..when i watch the video the audio its fine i have no problems with audio....
A decoder is not the same as a codec, often these "codec" packs just include decoders that allows for watching, not encodingTommie said:
Try installing the standalone xvid codec(normal installation in your operating system)
http://www.xvid.org/
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