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Changing frame height

Discussion in 'Video playback problems' started by SSB, Jun 3, 2010.

  1. SSB

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    I'm trying to change an AVI's frame height from 720x544 to 720x416, I've been told that you can do this through virtualdubmod by going into video>filters>add>resize and then entering the values there. Whilst this works I'm having trouble saving the AVI.

    For some reason no matter what options I tick virtualdubmod splits the files into anything upto 700 different files comprising of each of the videos frames. I obviously just want the one video file with the corrected frame size. How do I do this?
     
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    Instead of vdubmod, use the regular Vdub, or possibly Avidemux.

    Not sure why Vdubmod is doing that, you must have a setting wrong somewhere.
     
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    Is there anything I could be doing wrong in Virtualdubmod? I don't want to download any more programs if I can help it.
     
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    On the "file/save as" screen, make sure "segment output file" is not selected.
     
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    If I don't tick that Virtualdubmod resizes the frames but it makes the AVI into a massive file (around 16GB!) but if I tick that box so that I can limit the file size it does not keep the AVI as one file and I'm left with several hundred different files like I mentioned.

    Is there any option to keep the output file as a single file and limit the size of it?
     
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    You're misunderstanding something basic (we've all been there).
    If you don't set a video compressor for the re-encode (such as divx or xvid)
    it encodes the file uncompressed RGB which is a massive.

    Before you save the file, go to video/compression and configure divx or xvid to your
    liking. OK out and then save.
     

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