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Subject: Re: Questions from Doug

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Daniel

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Date Posted: 12:12:18 08/26/03 Tue
In reply to: Dena 's message, "Questions from Doug" on 07:22:47 08/26/03 Tue

I'm not sure on the first question. All I know is I was able to capture right off the bat :shrug:

As for the XviD codec...hmm...I'm at work and can't look at my VDub set-up, but hopefully I will remember when I get home and tell you where the option is.

You're correct in that it'll only play the sound for now.

Also, to your original post, 5 mbs MPEG-2 should be sufficient after an XviD encode. It'll look *decent*, but not pur-ty. You can mess with settings in the XviD codec, but you want to limit the space too so...a tradeoff

-Daniel

>Here's some questions from Doug:
>
> "1. According to the VirtualDub page, I need a
>driver for Video For Windows (VFW) to be able to
>capture through it. I'm not sure what to do about
>this, exactly. (There's reference to using a wrapper,
>but the description of that on VD's page goes beyond
>my technical capability to decipher.) (Also the links
>to documentation on VD's page need work--I shouldn't
>have needed Google to find that page...)
> 2. I have XViD available in VirtualDub, but I
>can't find a button for DiVX support--I did a little
>test file and tried it in the DiVX viewer, and got
>sound but no picture. Where should I be looking? (I'm
>using VD 1.5.4 and XViD 2.1, FWIW.)"
>
>Any suggestions? Thanks in advance!

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Subject	Author	Date
XviD setting	Daniel	20:41:10 08/26/03 Tue

Re: XviD setting	Dena	07:51:54 08/27/03 Wed