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InThaHouse
14th February 2002, 21:50
in guide :

Select the XVID MPEG-4 CODEC from the list of codecs. Then press the configure button to configure the encoding session.


all right hold up i can't find that XVID MPEG-4 tab in virtualdub

:angry:

MoonWalker
14th February 2002, 22:22
have you installed XviD??

InThaHouse
14th February 2002, 23:06
What is that ??????????

and how 2 get it

rui
14th February 2002, 23:17
XviD is a new codec, that is being currently developed.
It's still in alpha state, but already better (IMHO) than divx4.
You should first read doom9's codecs comparison

MoonWalker
14th February 2002, 23:18
XviD is the codec like DivX..Download a compiled version from koepi's or nick's or umaniacs site and install it..Then you will see the XviD codes the doom9 says.

Also READ this :

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=16935

MoonWalker

Teegedeck
15th February 2002, 00:53
InThaHouse,

stop it right there! :)

As I suppose you're rather new to encoding, some warning words must be spoken:

Unlike DivX4, XviD is in an experimental stage and it is not a commercial codec - this means there will be NO support , NO newbie-forum and NO documentation apart from the sticky posts on top of this page and Doom9's guide! But there will be new and intersting bugs and problems (and no-one will have sympathy if you complain too much about this). You'll definitely have an easier life using DivX4...

If, on the other hand, this sounds OK for you - have fun and welcome! We're all crash test dummies and exchanging our experiences... ;) [Very sophisticated crash test dummies, of course.]

-h
15th February 2002, 01:04
Completely off-topic, but there's talk of creating a custom version of VDub solely for XviD encoding (or perhaps a totally new program from scratch).

This may be necessary, since "normal" AVI-producing programs (VDub, XMPEG, DVD2AVI, MPEG2AVI, etc.) won't be able to create XviD avi's which contain B-frames, though they will be able to play them back.

We'll see.

-h

Teegedeck
15th February 2002, 01:58
That's really OT - you'll have to scold yourself! Bad, BAD -h!

Gimme B-frames! Oh, yes!

InThaHouse
15th February 2002, 05:15
Ok i have downloaded that dam it player

Thanks :sly:

InThaHouse
15th February 2002, 08:34
the tab still missing in VirtualDub

i followed the steps

maybe i applied the wrong file by using Avi Editor .dll

or i have 2 put that file in MEPG folder


:rolleyes:

-h
15th February 2002, 12:43
InThaHouse:

To install XviD, you have to have the xvid.dll, xvid.ax and xvid.inf files in the same directory. Then right-click on the xvid.inf file, and select "Install". You should then be able to see it in VDub.

Sounds like that may only be the start of your troubles however :)

-h

InThaHouse
15th February 2002, 20:35
I've made it thanks 2 u man