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Old 22nd June 2012, 18:00   #1  |  Link
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ffinputdriver - ffmpeg based plugin for virtualdub

Just came across this plugin today, and i'm surprised that no one mentioned it before in the forum.


description in here:
http://codecpack.co/download/FFInputDriver.html

I quoted it:

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VirtualDub, as stand-alone, cannot handle .mkv, .mp4, .flv, .mov or any other files besides .avi. You need a plugin or plugins to load anything else besides .avi. FFmpeg Input Driver will open and edit Matroska Container (MKV), MP4, FLV and other video files in VirtualDub. FFmpeg Input Driver can handle 31 different file formats. The plugin is based, as the name may suggest, of the FFmpeg libraries. - This plugin pack requires VirtualDub. To install FFInputDriver just place the unarchived package under VirtualDub program directory.

Features:
- Supported YUV420P, Y8, UYVY, YUYV, RGB555, RGB565, RGB888 color spaces;
- Simple downmix of multichannel audio stream alg implemented;
- Both video and audio are always decompressed;
- Implemented Media File Information dialog (File->File Information) for the first video / audio stream in the container file;
- Source solution for vs2010 included (but earlier versions of the VS can be used);
- Opening file formats: anm; asf; avi; bik; dts; dxa; flv; fli; flc; flx; h261; h263; h264; m4v; mkv; mjp; mlp; mov; mp4; 3gp; 3g2; mj2; mvi; pmp; rm; rmvb; rpl; smk; swf; vc1; wmv; ts; vob; mts; m2ts; m2t;*.mxf;*.ogm;*.qt;*.tp;*.dvr-ms;*.amv
changelog
Code:
From raythe0n's origional plugin, modified by tateu, later modified by dloneranger

v0.8.0.7 [23 Jan 2014]
Added option, default video decoding format for unusual formats
(There are many formats that virtualdub doesn't handle, now you can choose how they are decoded)
Updated ffdlls to 2.1.3

0.8.0.6
Fixed crash from FFDshow dlls logging
Added more native virtualdub video formats, so less are converted to rgb
-> yuv 410p, 422p, 444p, nv12, nv21
Changed default format to rgb32 from rgb24

0.8.0.5
Added option for FFMPeg autodetecting 709 colorspace - if that info is in the source file
Added option for setting 709 colorspace for source file height>=720
Use the ask for extended options checkbox on opening a video to set them
Disabled by default


0.8.0.4
Fixed so registry works on XP
Includes required ffmpeg dlls

0.8.0.3
Settings saved in registry

0.8.0.2 (a)
The "Adjust Pixel Aspect Ratio" option is disabled by default
0.8.0.2a plugin

0.8.0.2
- Implemented full support for multichannel.
- Fixed a memory leak.
- When opening a file with the plugin, if you select "Ask for extened options after this dialog", you get the following options for audio
-- Downmix Audio - if selected, downmixes multichannel to stereo (off by default).
-- Limit Audio To 16-bit - converts 32-bit audio source to 16-bit samples (off by default).

Note that virtualdub has some limitations when dealing with multichannel or 32-bit source audio:
- Some audio compression codecs do not accept multichannel or 32-bit samples as input.
- Virtualdub menu Audio->Conversion does not know how to mix multichannel down to stereo, or convert 32-bit audio to 16-bit.
- Therefore, above options in "Open video file" were implemented to convert to stereo or 16-bit if necessary.
0.8.0.2 plugin
0.8.0.2 source

0.8.0.0
- Upgraded to current versions of ffmpeg - avcodec-55, avformat-55, avutils-52, swscale-2.
- Minimized usage of deprecated features in ffmpeg.
- Added support for planar audio formats.
- Added support for 32-bit audio samples.
- There's tentative support for multichannel, but Virtualdub hangs when fed multichannel audio by an input plugin. So for now, multichannel is down-mixed to stereo as before. See Below.
- Fixed a bug that caused garbled audio and occasional crashes near the end of playback.
- Split the sources to make them more manageable.
- VS2012 project files.
developer page older:
http://code.google.com/p/ffinputdriver/

newer:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/virt...tplugin/files/

Last edited by lansing; 20th February 2014 at 20:28. Reason: update
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Old 22nd June 2012, 19:25   #2  |  Link
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Works quite nicely. Thanks for posting this.

Might give a "Error seeking in video file" (or something like that, already forgot. UGH) error when trying to play it, but just ignore the error and press the button again; worked for me. (This is surprisingly silly.)
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Old 22nd June 2012, 21:29   #3  |  Link
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Very useful, thanks for posting!
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Old 22nd June 2012, 22:27   #4  |  Link
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Just came across this plugin today, and i'm surprised that no one mentioned it before in the forum.
I guess because these days there is no much point to open various stuff directly in VirtualDub without avisynth layer.
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Old 23rd June 2012, 18:34   #5  |  Link
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This is so freakin' awesome!!!... Thank you so much!
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Old 8th November 2012, 00:49   #6  |  Link
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Any chance of compiling this with the latest ffmpeg?
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Old 8th November 2012, 17:33   #7  |  Link
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Any chance of compiling this with the latest ffmpeg?
You can get one here. I didn't test it much though, but it seems to work fine.
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Old 15th October 2013, 19:55   #8  |  Link
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Is using ffms2 + ffinputdriver wrong ? I mean should i only use ffinputdriver ?

I started using ffms2 + virtualdub but i got errors on files with more than 2 audio channels so i added ffinputdriver and now its ok but i see that ffinputdriver also handles the files without ffms2.
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I can't get it to load, or I am doing something wrong. I unpacked latest VirtualDub and unpacked the contents of plugin into plugins32 folder , so in the root of that folder is FFInputDriver.vdplugin and subfolder - but I can't load simple xvid avi video, it says that it misses VFW drivers. I tried 32 and 64 bit versions of VirtualDub, but managed to get nothing. When I opet Plugin configuration, I don't see any plugins listed.
And documentation is unavailable, so... if anyone can try to help me, it would be appreciated.

(EDIT) I found on another forum what I've been doing wrong:

Still to be as clear as possible: when you want to open a *.WMV with the FFMpeg inputdriver:
- click File > Open video file...
- select the wmv-file that you want to open (one single click on the filename)
- than at "Files of type:" select "FFMpeg Supported files" out of the choicelist
- only on that moment, click on "Open"

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New version 0.8.0.9 (download) (change log)
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0.8.0.8
Updated to use ffdlls 2.1.4

0.8.0.7
Added option, default video decoding format for unusual formats
(There are many formats that virtualdub doesn't handle, now you can choose how they are decoded)
Updated ffdlls to 2.1.3

0.8.0.6
Fixed crash from FFDshow dlls logging
Added more native virtualdub video formats, so less are converted to rgb
-> yuv 410p, 422p, 444p, nv12, nv21
Changed default format to rgb32 from rgb24

0.8.0.5
Added option for FFMPeg autodetecting 709 colorspace - if that info is in the source file
Added option for setting 709 colorspace for source file height>=720
Use the ask for extended options checkbox on opening a video to set them
Disabled by default
Here's the new Advanced Options dialog.
The "default video decode format" is explained here.

EDIT I'm not the developer; I'm just passing the news along.
EDIT version 0.8.0.9, minor bugfix

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Thanks. I didn't know it is still updated. Very usefull plugin.
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Old 14th March 2014, 18:07   #12  |  Link
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Thanks for the update. Opened HEVC and gives details in File Information. I don't believe the last version I had would give details under file info. I also like the fact that you can select not to downmix audio. Was wondering why my ac3 audio kept getting downmixed to stereo.
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Could you add 10bit decoding format (v210?), so V210.MOVs can be read at 10bit.
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(EDIT) I found on another forum what I've been doing wrong:

Still to be as clear as possible: when you want to open a *.WMV with the FFMpeg inputdriver:
- click File > Open video file...
- select the wmv-file that you want to open (one single click on the filename)
- than at "Files of type:" select "FFMpeg Supported files" out of the choicelist
- only on that moment, click on "Open"


It's much appreciated that you took time to explain the solution.

Was running into the same exact problem.
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I used to love ffinputdriver, but it's 2017, time to try VDFM / VirtualDub FilterMod.
Directly open mp4, mkv, mxf and many others like they were AVIs. Write them as well.
vdfiltermod/caching-input-driver
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Thanks for pointing that out raffriff42. Can load Cineform files directly with decode to yuv422p16 instead of RGB888
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VDFilterMod started out as 'deep colour' for VirtualDub I believe, but in the meantime added a whole bunch of stuff you always wanted, like built in ffmpeg input and output (including deep colour) but also eccentric stuff like using the VfW codecs to encode but saving as a .MOV. To be honest I don't know how filter-compatibility is, but since I hardly use VirtualDub filters (more encoding, transcoding, cutting that kind of stuff) VDFilterMod is the default 'VirtualDub' I install these days on my systems. Seems stable enough, and if you work with things like prores, dnx, cineform and mov files it can be a godsend (together with deep colour support in avs+ and / or Vapoursynth)
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