[VirtualDubMod] 1.5.10.2 released (updated) <2006-02-21>

[North2Polaris]

Originally posted by erratic
Just run VVCR (or another DirectShow/WDM capture app) and then close it again. That's all. VirtualDubMod (1.5.4.1) should now work too (no problem with my AIW 8500DV anyway).

I am trying to understand this. What does this do? Isn't VirtualDubMod still using the VFW wrapper?

[erratic]

Yes, VirtualDub(Mod) and AVI_IO use the wrapper.
http://www.doom9.org/capture/capturing.html
On my system they only work after running a WDM capture program, like VVCR or ATI MMC.

I use VirtualDubMod because VVCR creates AVI files with internal audio and video offsets. VFW capture apps don't do this.

[Suiryc]

I think the bug in capture mode is now fixed.
You can try the bugfix version.

[erratic]

Yes, after installing the bugfix version I can capture just fine with VirtualDubMod 1.5.10.1.

[unimatrixzer0]

When you click on "About VirtualDubMod" it crashes lol

[Suiryc]

Yet another bugfix version.
This one fixes 'minor' bugs when writing Matroska files, so I recommand you to dowload this version if you make Matroska files. It also fixes some other issues (the ticks in the trackbar, some problems when decompressing audio in specific cases).

[mkanel]

I'm using the recent bugfix release of VirtualDubMod 1.5.10.1 build 2389. If I use the Save As (F7), or or Preview output from start (ctrl-F5) functions with an AVS file they work unless I have refreshed the AVS editor.

Example: I open a very simple AVS such as AVISource("D:\Capture.avi")
Everything works fine until I open the script editor. Just pressing F5 for refresh is enough to cause the problem. Now if I try to save or preview from the start the dub box flashes on the monitor and then disappears.

I've swapped 1.5.10.1 with 1.5.4.1 a couple of times and get the same results, 1.5.4.1 works fine.

That's for all the hard work, in general I like the new release.

Mike.

[Suiryc]

Originally posted by mkanel
I'm using the recent bugfix release of VirtualDubMod 1.5.10.1 build 2389. If I use the Save As (F7), or or Preview output from start (ctrl-F5) functions with an AVS file they work unless I have refreshed the AVS editor.

Example: I open a very simple AVS such as AVISource("D:\Capture.avi")
Everything works fine until I open the script editor. Just pressing F5 for refresh is enough to cause the problem. Now if I try to save or preview from the start the dub box flashes on the monitor and then disappears.

Ahah, true.
Seems like a little bug is remaining there. Actually when you refresh it set the selection start on the first frame, but also the selection end on this frame. i.e. it selects 0 frames to be processed ^^;
Will fix that ASAP.


[EDIT]Fixed in our CVS. You will have to wait a bit for the next bugfix to get it [/EDIT]

[cweb]

Originally posted by Suiryc
Yet another bugfix version.
This one fixes 'minor' bugs when writing Matroska files, so I recommand you to dowload this version if you make Matroska files. It also fixes some other issues (the ticks in the trackbar, some problems when decompressing audio in specific cases).

Thanks for the update!

[Leak]

Originally posted by Suiryc
[EDIT]Fixed in our CVS. You will have to wait a bit for the next bugfix to get it [/EDIT]

Not to pester you (I hope), but even the bugfix version shuts down the moment I switch to another application using ALT-TAB (as I often do) after loading an AviSynth script. It doesn't do this if I don't use the keyboard (i.e. clicking on the taskbar or another application's window), and it doesn't do this after letting the file play for just a second before using ALT-TAB.

I can't be the only one experiencing this, can I? *wonders*

(Seems to me as if something only got half-initialized since starting playback solves it, but why it would break on ALT-TABbing is beyond me... )

I'm using Windows 2000, the latest bugfix version (Dec 9th) of VDubMod and AviSynth 2.53 on a P4 2.4GHz with the following script:

MPEG2Source("e:\DVD\WitchHunterRobin_1\WitchHunterRobin_01\VIDEO_TS\Video.d2v",cpu=0,iPP=true,idct=6)

a=last
b=last.ConvertToYUY2()

a=a.Telecide(order=1,guide=0,gthresh=5,post=1,hints=true,back=0,vthresh=15,show=false)
a=a.KernelDeint(order=1,sharp=true,twoway=false,threshold=3,map=false)
a=a.Decimate(cycle=5,mode=0,show=false)

b=b.ConvertFPS(23.976).ConvertToYV12()

a.Trim(0,3984-1) + b.Trim(3984,6144-1) + a.Trim(6144,32400-1) + b.Trim(32400,0)

Crop(4,4,712,474)

UnDot()
MipSmooth(preset="AnimeHQ",temporal=0,temporal_chroma=0)
TemporalSoften(4,4,8,15,2)

LanczosResize(640,480)

As soon as I ALT-TAB away from the application window to Mozilla for instance, it just vanishes without any error messages (with no "Application Popup" message in the Windows event log, either). The same behaviour doesn't occur when I use version 1.5.4.1, which I have installed in a different directory.

np: Kid606 - The Illness (Album Version) (Kill Sound Before Sound Kills You)

[Suiryc]

No such problem here :/
Could you try to delete the settings in the registry ?
Launch regedit and delete [HKEY_CURRENT_USER]->[Software]->[Freeware]->[VirtualDubMod].

Note that this will reset all your preferences to default values.

[Leak]

Originally posted by Suiryc
No such problem here :/
Could you try to delete the settings in the registry ?
Launch regedit and delete [HKEY_CURRENT_USER]->[Software]->[Freeware]->[VirtualDubMod].

Note that this will reset all your preferences to default values.

Well - that did the trick. I dunno for the life of me why that would cause such strange behaviour, but it seems the config information in the registry isn't exactly upwards compatible...

Not that I can't redo the configuration in about 30 seconds...

EDIT: And while I'm on a roll anyway - it's quite useful that you can start playing the video using SPACE, but I can't find a key to stop playing using the keyboard, but I guess that's quite handy. How about making hitting SPACE again stop playback if the video is currently playing?

2nd EDIT: Actually, I just found out what made it crash - if I disable "Display output video" either in the preferences or in the options menu prior to opening the video file (as I always do, as I'm only ever using Fast Recompress in conjunction with AviSynth), it crashes. If I turn the output pane on, it works.

I guess that should help to track the cause down... (And actually, the same thing happens in the original VirtualDub 1.5.10, now that I've tried it - OOPS. Well, gotta go file a bug report against that as well.)

np: Triosk Meets Jan Jelinek - Mis-Leader (1+3+1)

[zurv]

Is there a 64 bit complied version of it yet?

It will give me a reason to install the winXP-64. (i have an AMD 64 chip...) I'd be happy to report any bugs/speed diff with it

[geoffman]

Originally posted by zurv
It will give me a reason to install the winXP-64. (i have an AMD 64 chip...) I'd be happy to report any bugs/speed diff with it

The current windows XP 64 bit version will not run on an AMD 64 CPU, it was specifically made for Intel's Itanium 64 bit CPU's, which uses a totally different architecture than X86.

Rumour has that Microsoft is building a 64 bit version of XP for X86 CPU's, dunno when it's going to be released though.

[zurv]

Its been in beta for some time. pretty stable now for everything but some 3d games. It should be out *soon*

[geoffman]

zurv, longhorn is in beta too, but it's not scheduled to be released until 2006!

EDIT OOPS I meant alpha PDC build, I feel so stoopid now! s

[Suiryc]

Hi everybody. A little gift for you (the new one is build 2407 )

Cyrius:
- Fixed: (1.5.10.1) an input file containing audio would remain opened even
after "Clode video file" (thus preventing from deleting the file).
- Fixed: (1.5.10.1) crash when starting capture.
- Fixed: (1.5.10.1) ticks in the trackbar. Now have the same behaviour than
VirtualDub (when in "Frames" mode).
- Fixed: (1.5.10.1) not enough space was reserved for the KaxSeekHead at the
beginning of Matroska files. Added warnings (logs) when this happen.
- Fixed: duplicated references when writting 2 KaxSeekHead in Matroska files.
- Fixed: (1.5.10.1) logs shown 2 times when saving a Matroska file.
- Fixed: issues when decompressing AC3 (1.5.10.1) or audio using ACM.
- Fixed: issue with the input audio filter (graph) that would stuck the dubbing.

Since last bugfix (build 2389):
- Fixed: (1.5.10.1) problem with empty selection when doing a Refresh.
- Merged latest version of VirtualDub Sync by Andreas Dittrich (1.5.4, Sync 1.04)
- Fixed: livelock that could appear in some specific cases (the program encountered
a problem and is aborting the dubbing, but a livelock prevent it to properly end
the dubbing as well as showing you the error causing the problem).
- Fixed: issue when processing the very beginning of some AVI with MP3 VBR (this
problem would cause the previously fixed livelock).
- Added: 'Delete' key deletes entries in the stream, comment & chapter lists.

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Merry Christmas ^_^

[acrespo]

I found a problem and I don't know if it is a avisynth or virtualdubmod error.

I opened a AVS in virtualdubmod. At the same time this AVS is opened in notepad. After open in virtualdubmod, I change some filters settings (Convolution3d("animeHQ") instead Convolution3d("animelq") for example) and when I choose "Refresh" in Edit menu, the audio was gone. The only way to audio open again is open AVS file from File/Open menu, the refresh function can't open audio again. Sometimes it's not occuring after the first AVS change, but in the second or thrid.

This problem is occuring in virtualdubmod 1.5.4.1 too.

[avexplorer]

I can't use the script editor with Vdubmod 1.5.10.1 (even the latest release - build 2407 ). Vdubmod 1.5.4.1 was working fine...

Loading a script with File->Open video file (.avs file) is ok, but when I click Tools->Script editor it always crashes. Please check the crashinfo.txt at SourceForge (http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index...89&atid=512619).

The only way I can see the script editor is when there is no .avs file loaded, but when I try to do something like open, save or revert, it crashes too.

I'm using Win98SE+AMD Athlon XP 2200+ with an Epox 8RDA+ motherboard. The Avisynth version is 2.53.

Is there anybody else having the same problem ?

[Snakeisthestuff]

Hi i have exactly the same problem. If i open the AVS Editor before i load an avs everything works. But after i loaded a simple avs and opened then the AVS Editor VirtualDubMod crashes with a typical close or details Windows error. I`am using VirtualDubMod 1.5.10.1 build 2407 and Avisynth 2.53.

System:
AMD 1600+
Win98 SE