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classVcd · 3rd June 2005, 16:00

If you use virtualdub to capture and encode the files into xvid or another codec for avi compression , you could simply once captures are completed open the first avi you recorded , and frameserve it too avi2mepg2 , and its simple

Grab this guide to know more

Guide : http://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=270071

Just dont serve more than 50,000 frame's at a time if you is using anything other than xp with a hard drive formatted into fat32 type partitions , or the dvd mpegs will exceed the 2 gigabyte barrier and nothing will open them .

Under xp and fat32 , this is not a problem .

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classVcd Registered User Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 11	Frameserve If you use virtualdub to capture and encode the files into xvid or another codec for avi compression , you could simply once captures are completed open the first avi you recorded , and frameserve it too avi2mepg2 , and its simple Grab this guide to know more Guide : http://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=270071 Just dont serve more than 50,000 frame's at a time if you is using anything other than xp with a hard drive formatted into fat32 type partitions , or the dvd mpegs will exceed the 2 gigabyte barrier and nothing will open them . Under xp and fat32 , this is not a problem .