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Old 13th December 2018, 09:02   #741  |  Link
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Looks like I can add G3/G4 fourcc's, btw where is vfw export in the source code?
Start of export
https://github.com/pinterf/AviSynthP...main.cpp#L1144

Planar RGB plane order is GBR
https://github.com/pinterf/AviSynthP...main.cpp#L1251

Planar RGB FourCCs
https://github.com/pinterf/AviSynthP...main.cpp#L1638
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Hi Shekh, I've just (for the first time) gotten a "neighbor solicitation" alert from my firewall (Comodo) saying VirtualDub was attempting to connect to the internet, just curious, what was it doing ? (I've set it as blocked application anyway).
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Old 16th December 2018, 23:14   #744  |  Link
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Maybe it is some 3rd party activity like codec or plugin checking for update? I did nothing that can access internet.
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I have blocked non-essential windows system (W7) from accessing internet, maybe it was trying to connect to HQ by the back door.

Thanks for your answer, glad I blocked it, I nearly let it through.
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Hi I encountered a bug. I have a 1440x1080i video with a DAR 16:9, when I load it into Virtualdub, it was displaying it as 16:9. But when I do a "copy output frame to clipboard", it was copying the original 4:3 ratio. The program is not copying what I saw in the preview panel.
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Usually the content will be copied with stored dimensions (here: 1440×1080 pixels), regardless of the display AR, because deskewing would alter the frame content (pixel values would depend on the scaling kernel). I would say it is not a bug, it is working as intended. Deskewing is a convenience for the human audience, but in case you want to analyse technical content, you will need a 1:1 copy of the content as it has been encoded/stored/decoded.
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Is it possible to batch process a direct stream copy? I can't seem to find that option. I have a x264 with a french and english audio track and I want to stream copy making the english audio track the only audio track.

I can do a single video file fine but I have about 100 to do. Thanks.
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This would be a job for a CLI multiplexer for your desired container format (e.g. MP4: MP4Box, or MKV: mkvtoolnix); or possibly ffmpeg as universal tool. But VirtualDub2 is for interactive editing.
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Is it possible to batch process a direct stream copy? I can't seem to find that option. I have a x264 with a french and english audio track and I want to stream copy making the english audio track the only audio track.

I can do a single video file fine but I have about 100 to do. Thanks.
If you can do a single job it should also work for multiple files. First setup everything for one video, then go to batch wizard.
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This would be a job for a CLI multiplexer for your desired container format (e.g. MP4: MP4Box, or MKV: mkvtoolnix); or possibly ffmpeg as universal tool. But VirtualDub2 is for interactive editing.
I recently tried to split the MP4 file.
MP4Box can only cut with an accuracy of 1 second.
FFmpeg corrupts the beginning of MP4 file.
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@v0lt: groen did not mention cutting files, only selective remultiplexing.

I don't know much about the "Batch Wizard"; if shekh considers it powerful, I will trust him.
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@v0lt: groen did not mention cutting files, only selective remultiplexing.

I don't know much about the "Batch Wizard"; if shekh considers it powerful, I will trust him.
It only lets to repeat same set of operations for multiple files, I don't claim the produced mp4 is free of any errors.
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I once used the batch processor to mass convert hundreds (maybe thousands) of audio files[as WAV only], worked flawlessly (needed dummy video clip I think).
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To be honest I think I requested that feature years ago on virtualdub and nandub threads.

Does anyone know of an alternative tool that can change audio streams and direct stream copy in a batch process? thanks!
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Usually, if you ask for batch processing, you ask for ffmpeg.
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Small request: when a video exceeds or matches screen resolution in a maximised window, the video frame disappears so the whole thing can be viewed. But if only the width matches, the border remains. Could the border remove itself when either the width or (less likely) height matches?
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Small request: when a video exceeds or matches screen resolution in a maximised window, the video frame disappears so the whole thing can be viewed. But if only the width matches, the border remains. Could the border remove itself when either the width or (less likely) height matches?
Both width and height must match or exceed available area, I'm afraid otherwise I need to fill remaining borders with black or custom color (this feature was also requested before).
But you can manually reduce panes area (vertically) by using View->Curve editor.
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Something is wrong with "full processing mode". I tried to encode a vapoursynth script, VS editor benchmark speed at 60 fps, with VD's "normal recompress", encoding speed is at 56 fps, but with "full processing mode", speed has dropped to 5 fps.
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Try to run Tools->Benchmark analyze pass, show screenshot of what is displayed.
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