[ohchells]

Recently, I've been running into problems while encoding on VirtualDubMod. The SUN versions of Korean Dramas always have this issue. While the others don't.

That's the issue I have, any clues? :\

[awdark]

Perhaps you would want to try a different encoder program...

Im just assuming you're trying to convert a video to a different format or hardsub it. Winavi or total video convertor might be a good thing to try.

[ohchells]

Maybe, I've tried at least 20 times :\ with VirtualDubMod&VirtualDub. Though I don't see a difference O.O
Thanks.

[awdark]

im tempted to tell you to see if you can reinstall and or upgrade your Xvid codec, but I fear it will mess up your other something else instead.

Perhaps you should try DivX instead to see if it does any better?

[DaRkViEt73]

im tempted to tell you to see if you can reinstall and or upgrade your Xvid codec, but I fear it will mess up your other something else instead.

If you won't then I will then.



Upgrade your Xvid codec and see what happens.

If that doesn't fix it, then you can try installing AVISynth so that you can "frameserve" Virtualdub / Virtualdub Mod using the DirectShowSource command. But let's not get into this unless it becomes neccessary.

[ohchells]

Well, so far I have reinstalled all of my codecs >_> Took a while to get everything running. So far nothing is working. Same with encoding rmvb files in VDubMod. The size of the file is always twice as big >.<

[DaRkViEt73]

Two possible solutions for you to try.

Solution 1:
Install FFDShow then configure it to do all the decoding for you instead of XviD. When you install FFDShow, you run the Video Decoder Configuration program by going to Start > Programs > ffdshow > video decoder configuration.



Once there, make sure you're looking at the Codecs. Go right-click the XviD codec and Set all stable formats to libavcodec. Hit Apply then Ok. Do this same thing for Divx, H263 and H264 while you're at it. Now try to encode your video.

Solution 2:

Try installing AviSynth v2.5 or newer. Then what you do is open up Notepad and create a small text file. Type in:

DirectShowSource("C:\Videos\filename.mpg")

Just replace the path highlighted in red with wherever your file is. Now that you've typed that out, save it in Notepad with the file extension .AVS. To force notepad to save files with an avs extension, type in "your filename.avs" INCLUDING THE QUOTES as well. Now that you've got your AVS file, just open it in Virtualdub and try to encode your video.

[ohchells]

Thank you. I will try your 2 solutions. If it doesn't work then I'll probably give up -.-
Whenever I'm halway done with Pass 1 it always said VirtualDubMod has encountered an issue -.-