Am I missing something? I can successfully read and edit mpeg2 captures on a Pentium 3, but on my Pentium 4 I get odd results: the same ones you get when you select 64bit SSE2 MMX as your iDTC algorithm to create your D2V project in DVD2AVI and you try to read it within avisynth using the original MPEG2DEC (without the SSE2 implementation): a grey background with some colored dots in a regular pattern. In fact, the d2v files generated by VirtualDubMod 1.4.11.2 and 1.4.12.1 (I didn't try any previous one) are exactly the same except for the line "iDCT_Algorithm=5" in the P4 and "iDCT_Algorithm=2" in the P3. Is there a way to manually select the iDTC algorithm to be used in VirtualDubMod? BTW: I can't load these d2v files (generated by VDmod) using mpeg2dec2 into avisynth. It pops-up the message: "Avisynth open error: unrecognized exception" !?
Are the b-frame XviD issues gone with Virtualdub 1.4.13 too or should I switch to Virtualdubmod for the moment? I mean I have both versions installed actually.
SInce the fix is exactly the same you can use either
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Hi, I just want to mention a bug. I have loaded up my avi (direct stream copy) an ogg file as audio and 2 subtitle files (srt). The multiplexing works fine but if I want to split the ogm file in 2 pieces the "jump to keyframe" command jumps to the wrong part. I selected jump to 695 MB and it went to 865 MB... weird...
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RE: VirtualDubMod 1.4.12.1 released!
