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guth · 24th February 2004, 19:20

@Flexy:
You're right! It totally crashes!

I looked into it now (I never ran jobs before) and it crashes because VirtualDub calls my functions in a slighty unpredictable order (EndProc is called before StartProc and InitProc). Next version will be able to cope with this (I'll send you an unofficial version with a fix by email soon too).

@Warp:
I'm not completely sure I completely understand what you mean, but I think so...
It never snaps back to the 0 position during a single processing. You'll need to split the processing into several parts in order to do that.
Yes, a 0,0,0,1 row is the same as if the row was missing.
The only zero-crossings are the first and last frames that were processed in pass 1 (unless you use adaptive zoom, then there are none).

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guth Registered User Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Uppsala, Sweden Posts: 157	@Flexy: You're right! It totally crashes! I looked into it now (I never ran jobs before) and it crashes because VirtualDub calls my functions in a slighty unpredictable order (EndProc is called before StartProc and InitProc). Next version will be able to cope with this (I'll send you an unofficial version with a fix by email soon too). @Warp: I'm not completely sure I completely understand what you mean, but I think so... It never snaps back to the 0 position during a single processing. You'll need to split the processing into several parts in order to do that. Yes, a 0,0,0,1 row is the same as if the row was missing. The only zero-crossings are the first and last frames that were processed in pass 1 (unless you use adaptive zoom, then there are none).