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28th December 2005, 03:13 | #221 | Link |
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I've uploaded another 64 bit hotfix which searches now in both sys dirs: http://www.planetdvb.net/staxrip/StaxRip_Hotfix.zip
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Probably some wrong configuration or another 64 bit bug. If you don't find a problem you can always make a bug report. @Aladdin Here is a thread about avi demuxing: http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=104698
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That's much of a problem because I cannot fix a bug without a bug report. My email address can be found in the support section of the help.
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Simply passing a small script to VD from the command line seems to work just fine. Code:
// $numjobs 1 // $script VirtualDub.Open(<'\' escaped path to .avi file>,"",0); VirtualDub.SaveWAV(<'\' escaped path to .wav file>); VirtualDub.Close(); // $endjob // //-------------------------------------------------- // $done Code:
VirtualDub.exe /s"script.vcf" /x BTW, I just noticed the fact that the files that AVI2WAV choked on contained a VBR stream doesn't seem to be the problem. Other avi files also containing such a stream are handled without a problem by AVI2WAV. I'm starting to think that if noone else has had a problem with AVI2WAV there is no need to implement an alternative at all. Last edited by Aladdin; 28th December 2005 at 15:49. |
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This is my first post here so hopefully you won't find me to be a nuissance.
Anyway, I just tried the program out and while it seems like a good concept, I'm not to sure about the implimentation. Some gripes I have with the program:
Now for the bugs I saw:
Suggestions:
Sorry if I came off as a bit over critical and I understand that the program is still in testing but hopefully you found some of my suggestions useful. Last edited by chiklit; 28th December 2005 at 17:17. Reason: Adding bullets to list. |
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Thanks for your feedback. Is it possible you rush things a little bit?
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I mean for instance point 4, but there are many rushed points.
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As for being rushed, yeah I did write that a bit hurriedly since those were only my first impressions, if there's anything else you want me to elaborate on let me know. I'd help fix some stuff myself since I've been programming in VB and Delphi for about 6 years now but since I mostly program in Delphi now I don't have Visual Studio installed. Last edited by chiklit; 28th December 2005 at 20:00. |
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I agree it would intuitive but still hope to find a way avoiding to mess with my custom control as it takes time. It can scroll, scale but non of the item classes can embed child controls yet.
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I'll add it.
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I don't know if this has already been requested, but I don't have time to read through all pages now: can you add an option to hardsub? I tried to add a filter to use TextSub, but AviSynth just complained about not knowing the command.
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