Unable to load VFAPI's avi into VirtualDub

[RanbaRu]

Hi

I am having trouble loading VFAPI's avi into VirtualDub and WMP. I did remembered to run proxyoff.reg in Virtual Dub before using VFAPI. Readme.txt did not yield any solution. Any idea why?

VFAPI v1.04
VirtualDub 1.4.7
Win 2k SP2




Thanx

--Ran

[^ogro^]

Originally posted by RanbaRu
Hi

I am having trouble loading VFAPI's avi into VirtualDub and WMP. I did remembered to run proxyoff.reg in Virtual Dub before using VFAPI. Readme.txt did not yield any solution. Any idea why?

VFAPI v1.04
VirtualDub 1.4.7
Win 2k SP2




Thanx

--Ran

Have you executed the bat archive comes with vfapi?

[superflex]

mine says it cannot determine output file. dont know whats going on. can somebody help

thanx

[RanbaRu]

Originally posted by ^ogro^


Have you executed the bat archive comes with vfapi?



Ahhh, that's what I forgotton to do


Thanx ^ogro^



--Ran

[phaysonwulfe]

I gave up trying to get vfapi to work consistantly. I could sometimes get it to work but most of the times VD would say "Unable to recognize file". So I swith to using avisynth which works all the time without having to make the intermediate avi file.

I create a .AVS file for each movie which has two lines in it.
AVS is just as text file which instructs the program loading it how to process this video file.

--- Begin

#Load Plugin
LoadPlugin("C:\DVD\AVISYNC\mpeg2dec.dll")
#Load Source
mpeg2source("C:\DVD\MK\MortalKombat.d2v")

-- End

Of course the .d2v file can be obtained by dvd2avi.

Good Ripping
:cool:

[^ogro^]

Originally posted by phaysonwulfe
I gave up trying to get vfapi to work consistantly. I could sometimes get it to work but most of the times VD would say "Unable to recognize file". So I swith to using avisynth which works all the time without having to make the intermediate avi file.

I create a .AVS file for each movie which has two lines in it.
AVS is just as text file which instructs the program loading it how to process this video file.

--- Begin

#Load Plugin
LoadPlugin("C:\DVD\AVISYNC\mpeg2dec.dll")
#Load Source
mpeg2source("C:\DVD\MK\MortalKombat.d2v")

-- End

Of course the .d2v file can be obtained by dvd2avi.

Good Ripping
:cool:
ok, but you shouldn't foreger two lines more, Crop and Resize.

Happy new year.