VirtualDubMod 1.5.1.1a released

[scmccarthy]

@Belgabor The 'Audio' menu features are accessible for each audio stream in the list by That is not good.

I had to read this thread to figure out how to add a delay to my audio. I could figure out that audio is a separate stream in the avi and go to that menu once I saw that the audio menu is gone, but I did not know I should right-click to add the delay.

Right-clicking is usually a convienient alternate way of working rather than a necessity. I wish there was a visible clue to the existence of that pop-up menu in the GUI.

I have not tried it yet, so maybe that is not how to add a delay, but I think it is.

Stephen

[JediNight]

I have the same problem as yawnmouth I think. The current version of Vdubmod works fine if I'm encoding from an imported AVI, but when I import an AVS script (using the previous AVI) I have to re-compress the audio to Mp3 of course because it is imported uncompressed PCM. The program then crashes somewhere near the end I believe (my file crashed at 200mb both times, no clue if its just a coincidence it was such a round number).

[Belgabor]

Originally posted by scmccarthy
I had to read this thread to figure out how to add a delay to my audio. I could figure out that audio is a separate stream in the avi and go to that menu once I saw that the audio menu is gone, but I did not know I should right-click to add the delay.

You could also have read the help file thats ships with vdubmod =)

But I start to agree, this must be the most FAQ since 1.5 came out, although ist stated everywhere.

@JediKnight: Like Cyrius said, its already fixed in CVS. Dunno when we will release the next version. We decided to wait for VDub 1.5.3 to come out for integration since 1.5.2 seems pretty buggy (see the virtualdub.everwicked forums).

[marc_albero]

Hi people. Here you have a bug I posted in the VirtualDubMod bug tracker. It does not look quite right, I am afraid.

I've downloaded
VirtualDubMod_1_5_1_1a_all_inclusive.zip

After putting all the files in a folder, when launching the
program it crashes and I get the following error dialog:

"Visual C++ Runtime Library

<VDMod path>

Abnormal Program Termination"

I repeat: without doing anything, just when starting the
program, even before the GUI appears, VDMod crashes
and I get what seems to be a GUI related error.

Important: VirtualDub 1.5.2 (latest version) works
normaly on my PC. All previous versions of VDMod
worked flawlessly. This is the first time this happens. I
am still scared!

Also: I've tested the release with my brother's PC and it works!

My system: PIII 800MHz, 384MB RAM, Win XP Pro w/o
SP1. DirectX 8 (bundled with the OS). GeForce2 MX
32MB RAM. 60GB + 20GB HDs.

[mrwho]

Another VirtualDub Bug? :(

Everytime i push The "abort" button during an encoding

(DivX 5.0.4 full processing, or fast recompress, no error-difference)

VirtualDubMod 1.5.1.1a crashes with this errormessage:

***
AppName: virtualdubmod.exe
AppVer: 1.5.1
ModName:virtualdubmod.exe

OffSet: 00070d35
***
or just ends itself without any message.

If i let VirtualDubMod finish it ends itself,
the final avi-files are not viewable (error in media player classic 6.4.4.2 and MediaPlayer9)
the Indexblock of all avi's is damaged and has to be rebuild.

[zebulon]

Just before muxing the final avi and the mp3 file I got "Sylia Script error.... member stream not found" with GK 28.1. Have rolled back to 28.0

[Kyo]

First I just want to say thanks to all the VDM crew, superb work!

And a bug?

In the previous versions 1.4.x when you add a audio stream, the filesize in the frame-time-type-size indicator change to reflect the new audio added, and so splitting an avi was more easy, but in the new version when you add a audio stream the size indicator don't change so I must go with a try-and-fail procedure... Is a bug or is just the user (me :p)


and sorry my lack of English :o

[kilg0r3]

Hi!

I downloaded the debug version of msvcrtd.dll and put it in the system32 folder and the programm folder of vdm. However, i still get the message 'The procedure entry point _chkesp could not be located in the dynamic link library MSVCRTD.dll' :confused:

Part II

I ran into another problem. Encoding an xvid first-pass plus muxing two vorbis streams, discard first pass disabled. vdm simply stopped after 93% of the encode but still continued using 100% cpu. Here comes the data (would have attached as txt file but ...


AVS Script
----------
#RES MOVIE
a = 656
b = 288

#RES CREDITS
c = (a/4)

#EXT BORDERS CREDITS
f = 16
e = (a-c)
e = (e-f)

#CROP Values
w = 24
x = 72
y = 656
z = 424

Source = Mpeg2Source("Z:\Rip\Rip1\Source.d2v",\
cpu2="xxxxox", moderate_h=30, moderate_v=50)
Cred1 = Trim(Source,0,978). greyscale()
Cred1 = Crop(Cred1,w,x,y,z)
Cred1 = BilinearResize(Cred1,c,b)
Cred1 = AddBorders(Cred1,f,0,e,0)
Movie = Trim (Source,979,158610)
Movie = Crop(Movie,w,x,y,z)
Movie = BicubicResize(Movie,a,b,0,0.5)
Movie = Unfilter(Movie,2,2)
Movie = STMedianFilter(Movie,2,15,2,2)
Movie = Fluxsmooth(Movie,2,3)
Movie = LumaFilter(Movie,-8,1.03)
Cred2 = Trim(Source,158611,0). greyscale()
Cred2 = Crop(Cred2,16,16,688,544)
Cred2 = BilinearResize(Cred2,c,b)
Cred2 = AddBorders(Cred2,f,0,e,0)
Return Cred1 + Movie + Cred2


XviD Settings
-------------
Build Dated: 03.05.2003 11:49:58_
Mode: 2 Pass - 1st pass
Discard 1st Pass: OFF
Motion Search Precision: 6 - Ultra
Quantization Type: MPEG Custom
FourCC Used: XVID
Max I-frame Interval: 500, Min I-frame Interval: 1
Lumimasking: OFF
Max B-frames: 2
B-frames Quantizer Ratio: 124%
Packed Bitstream: OFF
DX50 B-VOP Compatibility: OFF
Min I-frame Quantizer: 2, Max I-frame Quantizer: 31
Min P-frame Quantizer: 2, Max P-frame Quantizer: 31
Max Bitrate: 10000kbps, Max Overflow Improvement: 60%, Max Overflow Degradation: 60%
Start Credits 0-978, End Credits: 158611-161369
Encode credits in greyscale: ON
Credits I-frame Quantizer: 20, Credits P-frame Quantizer: 20


VDM Settings
------------
Compression Method: Fast Recompress
Split Size: 800MB

Status:
Video Frame: 151053/161370
Audio Smples: 290023808/309830400
Video Data: 648.5MB (110KB/s)
Audio Data: 80.5MB
Projected File Size: 838.70

Stream 1 Sample: 290023808/309830400
Stream 2 Sample: 290024128/309830400 ????
Stream 1 Data: 80.5MB
Stream 2 Data: 56.1MB

Optimizing for Preview: Yes
Read Mode: Discrete
Video Streaming: No
Audio Streaming: No

[Suiryc]

Maybe you will find the good dll here (http://www.digitalfilter.com/msvcrtd.html).
As for your problem it seems related to a splitting problem :/.

[kilg0r3]

1. found the good dll thanks www.filemirrors.com

2. the stop did not ocurr very close to the split point

[Animaniac]

Well I stumbled upon this bug doing some Matroska testing, and it appears that Demuxing Vorbis audio from a Matroska container causes it to "unexpectedly quit" (to use language from the Mac world). MP3 audio works fine, though seems to be a little slow.