VirtualDub2

[rgr]

Originally Posted by v0lt

I don't care about bugs in older versions when a newer release has been released.
I have no issues with Direct3D 9.

I can confirm that the latest VDub (test) also hangs with DirectX9, and the only way to fix it is to kill it from the task manager.
Switching to DirectX11 solves the problem.
The hang seems to always occur in one specific instance: when I switch from VDub to another program/window while a video is playing (+AVS loaded via CID as usual).
I don't know which version this has been happening since, as I was previously working with OpenGL.

[wonkey_monkey]

I don't know if anyone will care, but:

With Display options set to Use OpenGL, scale at 75%, and filter as Bicubic, the image comes out somewhat aliased. I haven't seen it happen with any other combination yet.



Bicubic on left, bilinear on right.

[tormento]

Originally Posted by wonkey_monkey

With Display options set to Use OpenGL, scale at 75%, and filter as Bicubic, the image comes out somewhat aliased.

Any kernel introduces some artifacts.

When zooming to see the REAL quality of a video or an applied filter, I prefer to use the least invasive kernel possible.

Otherwise, what you are watching are the filter artifacts, not the video itself.

[wonkey_monkey]

Bicubic shouldn't introduce these artefacts. It looks fine under DirectX 9, for example, so there's something wrong somewhere under OpenGL.

Actually I think it's just not implemented and is reverting to Nearest Neighbour.

[jay123210599]

I put this in a Vapoursynth script:

clip = clip.std.SetFrameProps(_Matrix=1, _Primaries=1, _Transfer=1)

But when I put the script in VirtualDub2 with the code, the actual format was YUV420 instead of YUV420-709. How do I change that?

[rgr]

Use Caching Input Driver, not AVIFile.

[v0lt]

... or configure the Decode Format settings.

[jay123210599]

Originally Posted by rgr

Use Caching Input Driver, not AVIFile.

How would that help with my problem?

[rgr]

AVIFile does not detect the format, it uses the one you set in Decoder Format.

[jay123210599]

Originally Posted by rgr

AVIFile does not detect the format, it uses the one you set in Decoder Format.

How do I use Caching Input Driver?

[rgr]

Originally Posted by jay123210599

How do I use Caching Input Driver?

File-->Open video file-->Open using...

[jay123210599]

Originally Posted by rgr

File-->Open video file-->Open using...

It doesn't work for .vpy scripts.

[StainlessS]

Originally Posted by jay123210599

It doesn't work for .vpy scripts.

Maybe like so, [Set, "Files Of Type"] [EDIT: Untested, I dont use vpy]

[v0lt]

Test build VirtualDub2 v2.5.2.1123
Fixed display of the duration of the selected range in the status.
Potential memory leaks have been fixed.
32-bit "PICVideo Lossles JPEG Codec" (pvljpg20.dll) is not supported because it crashes when opening the video compression selection window.
Fixed video capture with compression in the "FFmpeg FFV1" and "x264 8 bit" codecs.

[jay123210599]

Originally Posted by StainlessS

Maybe like so, [Set, "Files Of Type"] [EDIT: Untested, I dont use vpy]

How do I use Caching Input Driver for my scripts, then?

[jay123210599]

How do I set the time format to this: 0:00:06.95