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wacco
8th May 2006, 13:43
Hello. Every single time I want to compress video using the newest Xvid codec (Kopei), Vdub crashes. It runs fine the first 20 sec, but then craches. No matter what video I want to compress. Ive tried 10 different videos, from different sources..

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wacco
8th May 2006, 19:51
Please help.

With DivX there is no crash however,

http://www.imagetiger.com/thumb/img2080506550364.jpg (http://www.imagetiger.com/full/2080506550364/)



Error Log (http://pastebin.com/705901)
squid_80
9th May 2006, 09:11
Go to the options menu and turn off "Display decompressed output".
wacco
9th May 2006, 13:15
Go to the options menu and turn off "Display decompressed output".

I will try that. Thanks.
It worked. Thank you.
movmasty
10th June 2006, 03:49
Go to the options menu and turn off "Display decompressed output".
never exaclty understood what this option does.
squid_80
10th June 2006, 03:54
What it is meant to do is take the output from the compression process, decompress it and display it in the output window so you can see in realtime how the compression is affecting the quality. Unfortunately it doesn't work with xvid any more for some reason.
movmasty
10th June 2006, 06:40
What it is meant to do is take the output from the compression process, decompress it and display it in the output window so you can see in realtime how the compression is affecting the quality. Unfortunately it doesn't work with xvid any more for some reason.
ok, but why decompress it? whats the difference?

however i always use normal or fast when encoding, so no output to show.
squid_80
10th June 2006, 08:46
To see how compression changes the picture. For example if you use a too low bitrate the picture will look like crap with blocks everywhere. Display Decompressed Output will show the result as the job is being run so you can abort if it isn't what you want. It works with all encoding modes.
movmasty
10th June 2006, 10:41
To see how compression changes the picture. For example if you use a too low bitrate the picture will look like crap with blocks everywhere. Display Decompressed Output will show the result as the job is being run so you can abort if it isn't what you want. It works with all encoding modes.
only in full processing output is displayed.