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Discussion in 'Video to DVD' started by carlmart, Aug 1, 2007.

  1. carlmart

    carlmart Regular member

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    I need some help to re-compress an MPEG-2 file to AVI, as I need to load it onto Subrip and the program says my file is too large.

    Any idea on how to recompress with VirtualDubMod?
     
  2. attar

    attar Senior member

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    To compress the video Select 'Video' > 'Full Processing Mode' > 'Compression' and choose (example) 'XviD', 'ok'.

    For Audio:'Streams' > 'Stream List', right Click on the stream and select 'Full processing mode' then 'Compression' and choose (example) 'Lame MP3' 48000, 128, stereo.'OK' > 'OK'.

    'File' > 'Save As', choose 'AVI' and give it a name.



    XVid Codec
    http://www.xvid.org/

    Lame MP3 codec and how to install lame codec.
    http://users.tpg.com.au/mtam/install_lame.htm
     
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    carlmart Regular member

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    Thanks for your suggestions, Attar.

    I didn't quite get to compress the file, but probably due to the same reason I couldn't get Subrip to OCR the subtitles on the film.

    The reason seems to be codecs. As I couldn't get too far with VirtualDub, then I thought what might be missing that I did have on my previous setup. And I remembered I hadn't loaded all the codecs I used to.

    So I did, and everything is working now in Subrip.

    My guess is it probably does in VirtualDub too, but I didn't try it.
     

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